Chris Muronzi

While the number of people receiving vaccines increases, it is still well below official target of 100,000 daily shots.

Since the coronavirus pandemic struck, the number of omnibuses operating in Zimbabwe has fallen dramatically.

Wait times for crop payments and exchange-rate roulette can wreak havoc on tobacco farmers’ profits.

Zimbabwean activist has not been seen since March 2015 disappearance, days after urging leader Robert Mugabe to quit.

Vulnerable informal workers risk arrest and sickness to try eke out a living and feed their families.

Some Zimbabwean businesses have been pushed to the brink by the COVID pandemic, but others have leveraged disruptions.

Country experiencing significant surge in coronavirus infections, forcing authorities to tighten restrictions.

Amid a deepening economic crisis, Zimbabwe’s healthcare system is in shambles as coronavirus patients mount.

High inflation, low disposable income, other economic hardships have forced a muted festive season for most Zimbabweans.

Zimbabwe is losing an estimated $100m a month to gold smuggling – an illicit trade that is increasing violence.