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Search: Zimbabwe

Mining of critical minerals tramples grazing and water rights in Zimbabwe
Thought Leader
/ 18 June 2025

Mining of critical minerals tramples grazing and water rights in Zimbabwe

Laws exist to protect the environment and people, but these are not enforced regarding mining, in particular lithium

By Hoitsimolimo Mutlokwa
Amendments to the voluntary organisations Act threatens civic space in Zimbabwe
Thought Leader
/ 27 May 2025

Amendments to the voluntary organisations Act threatens civic space in Zimbabwe

Repression in the country is cloaked in reform through the suppression of nonprofit organisations

By Melusi Simelane
The unspoken debt: How South Africa benefited from Zimbabwe’s collapse
Thought Leader
/ 18 May 2025

The unspoken debt: How South Africa benefited from Zimbabwe’s collapse

History and data shows people from Zimbabwe, who are not asking for handouts, have given a great deal to South Africa

By PS Ngonyama
Zimbabweans forced to adapt in the face of water insecurity
Opinion
/ 28 April 2025

Zimbabweans forced to adapt in the face of water insecurity

People have had to drill their own boreholes, dig wells and buy from vendors, because local government has failed to provide a secure supply

By Sikhululekile Mashingaidze
Zimbabwe: Why does the state persist when its outputs are poverty, violence and humiliation
Thought Leader
/ 22 April 2025

Zimbabwe: Why does the state persist when its outputs are poverty, violence and humiliation

After 45 years of independence, issues such as the disintegration of the country’s monetary system are illustrative of the crisis.

By Leroy Maisiri
Zimbabwe becomes first country in the world to abolish tariffs
Thought Leader
/ 8 April 2025

Zimbabwe becomes first country in the world to abolish tariffs

Whether intentionally or by accident, the country has set a complex precedent that could shape the future of global trade dynamics.

By Craig Moffat & EM Hoza
Zimbabwe cholera outbreak spreads to eight districts
Africa
/ 20 January 2025

Zimbabwe cholera outbreak spreads to eight districts

At the epicentre of the outbreak, burst pipes had been left in disrepair for months, spewing human waste into the streets

By DW News
Zimbabwe water crisis: Decentralisation blocked by political interference
The Green Guardian
/ 25 October 2024

Zimbabwe water crisis: Decentralisation blocked by political interference

The country’s attempts at decentralising water governance have not been fully implemented because of resistance from Zanu-PF

By Gwinyai Regis Taruvinga
Remains of 50 apartheid freedom fighters to be returned to SA from Zimbabwe and Zambia
Politics
/ 17 September 2024

Remains of 50 apartheid freedom fighters to be returned to SA from Zimbabwe and Zambia

The National Prosecuting Authority told MPs it was trying to expedite Truth and Reconciliation cases because it understood victims’ families were losing hope of finding justice

By Emsie Ferreira
Fires, sinkholes and toxic water: The legacy of coal-mining in Zimbabwe
The Green Guardian
/ 8 September 2024

Fires, sinkholes and toxic water: The legacy of coal-mining in Zimbabwe

Oscar Nkala travels to Hwange in north-western Zimbabwe to expose the environmental and health hazards caused by more than a century of coal mining

By Oscar Nkala
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