Tendai Marima

As the country marks 40th independence anniversary, its journey towards reconciliation and healing is not yet over.

As police scale up operations aimed at curbing coronavirus spread, groups raise fears over possible breach of conduct.

Communities displaced by devastating storm still living in dire conditions amid funding gaps for key reconstruction.

Shifting policies on land reform and food subsidies by successive governments have contributed to the dire situation.

As supporters of Mugabe mourned, the decision to bury the former president in private has riled many party supporters.

Late former president’s homestead in Kutama village prepares to receive the body of Zimbabwe’s founding father.

Many Zimbabweans call Mugabe an autocrat and divisive while others remember him for anti-colonial liberation struggle.

Rural communities support Botswana’s bid to control elephant population by lifting hunting ban, as NGOs raise alarm.

Muslims in the region spend Ramadan trying to rebuild their lives amid shortage of food and damaged mosques.

Several killed in attacks in northern Cabo Delgado province but aid groups say violence won’t hamper cyclone relief.