Zimbabwe

OPINION,
Lessons from AIDS can help us defeat other diseases
On this World AIDS Day, it’s time to use the successes in the fight against that scourge to fight other conditions too.
opinion by Mukesh Kapila
Published On 1 Dec 2022
Zimbabwe faces power woes as low dam level halts hydroelectricity
The Kariba South Hydro Power Station provides Zimbabwe with about 70 percent of its electricity.
Published On 29 Nov 2022
OPINION,
Zimbabwe’s regime must stop imposing sanctions against its people
Africa marked Tuesday as Anti-Sanctions Day in support of Zimbabwe but the buck stops with the country’s own government.
opinion by Tafi Mhaka
Published On 26 Oct 2022
Neglected underground coal fires threaten lives of Zimbabweans
Residents of the Hwange area are living in fear after state-run mining company’s failure to put out raging blazes.
Published On 2 Oct 2022

Dangaremba, nominated for the Booker Prize in 2020, is a prominent critic of President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s gov’t.

Its white supremacy infected Black Africans as far away as Harare with self-loathing. I was one of its victims.

Zimbabwe’s bakers are losing staff and profits as Russian invasion of Ukraine disrupts global economy.

The current administration has said it expects an almost 50 percent drop in staple maize harvest due to poor rainfall.

Some Zimbabweans criticise the late monarch for failing to ‘promote the interests of Africans in the colonial era’.

Queen Elizabeth II visited my school in Harare. The headmaster wanted us to sing the British anthem. So I protested.

A Zimbabwean family separated across the world meets online to decide who needs the most financial support back home. 

Electoral commission’s appointments of people related to party stalwarts has triggered fears of electoral malpractice.

In Nigeria, ex-players allege they were discriminated against by officials over real or perceived sexual preferences.

As Zimbabwe continues to remain suspended, young players wonder about the future of the sport and their careers.

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