White commercial investors’ land was seized in early 2000s during Mugabe-era reforms
There hasn't been an execution in Gambia, Kenya or Zimbabwe in over a decade
Starlink offers fast, affordable internet, but growing importance of non-African company raises questions
An economist says the drop is an adjustment toward the ZiG's real value and a reflection of the actual state of Zimbabwe’s economy
Zimbabwean authorities are hoping tourism will help revive the ailing economy, as one government official cites new figures that show more tourists are visiting Victoria Falls. But critics say the country’s poor infrastructure is preventing the site from realizing its full potential.
Research published ahead of a UN General Assembly calls for increased funding to help nations such as Zimbabwe eliminate AIDS by 2030
South Africa is exhuming remains of citizens who fought the apartheid regime but died in exile in Zimbabwe. Families of Zimbabweans killed in the same area by security forces are hoping their loved ones can be removed from mass graves and given proper burials, too. Columbus Mavhunga reports.
The condition makes it hard for mothers who went through difficult labor to control their bowels
The proposal receives backlash from the wildlife advocates
The country has one of the highest internet costs on the African continent, as well as frequent power outages
Zimbabwe’s heavy reliance on coal-based energy is hurting the health of people in mining regions who continue to be exposed to dirty air from coal burning. Columbus Mavhunga visited the Hwange thermal power station and the surrounding area, where residents have complained about the pollution.
Three others were granted bail and released
Itai Dzamara was reported abducted by suspected state security agents in March 2015
More than 200 confirmed cases have been detected in Burundi, Kenya, Rwanda, South Africa and Uganda
The statement has irked the UN special rapporteur on human rights and rights organizations
Opposition groups are welcoming the call, while the government digs in
Zimbabwe is hosting the annual summit of the 16-nation Southern African Development Community (SADC) on Saturday. In the runup to the event, human rights organizations have called on SADC to look at the country's human rights situation. Columbus Mavhunga reports from Harare.
But public health experts say conditions which caused waterborne disease still exist and need urgent attention
Some express skepticism about President Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa's stated commitment to the constitution
President Emmerson Mnangagwa's government says it's not going to take chances that protests could disrupt a Southern African Development Community summit later this month
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