Former Barcelona stars Patrick Kluivert and Edgar Davids joined Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe on stage at a weekend political rally
Since Bob Marley’s independence day appearance, the genre has been steadily evolving
Zimbabweans question the wisdom of replacing one ailing head of state with another
The two nations have a significant post-colonial parallel: Widely lauded success followed by economic and political chaos.
Meet the Zimbabwean journalist who is concocting fake news to pay for real news
Rival political factions fighting for state power may be behind the recent spate of break-ins and fires at key government institutions
Harare’s jet set swan around a new boutique aptly called The Sp_ce, the gap between the rich and poor
After 37 years of independence the president still promises economic uhuru to starving citizens
An entrenched private sector and an active civil society are unlikely to yield to a kleptocracy.
The quest for better working conditions leaves striking doctors with a tough decision but they might not have to choose.
Mining by the state has brought human rights and environmental abuses to Marange villagers
Could Zimbabwe’s new Health Development Fund rescue the country’s cash-strapped clinics and hospitals?
He was returning to the country after he’d sought safety from Mugabe’s men first to South Africa and then in the United States
Widespread activism and a heavy-handed crackdown has led to a tense stand-off
Acie Lumumba says it is politics, and not activism, that will change his country.
A social crisis caused by Zimbabwe’s economic disaster and being silenced has the country’s artists turning to spirituality and the outside world.
Ronald Muchatuta rejects labels and uses the checked bag to show how the migrants’ identity traps people
The missing journalist’s brother Patson vows not to remain silent “in the face of increasing oppression” by Zimbabwean authorities.
Roberto and Disgrace in God’s waiting room is satire but the producer takes the threats seriously.
Zimbabwe’s president says the ongoing protests in the country are a nuisance and that his government’s patience ‘has run out’.
The brother of missing activist Itai Dzamara, says Zimbabwe has reached a watershed moment and the time for change has come.
The tables could finally be turning for the Zimbabwean strongman.
Zimbabweans are defiant and undeterred by rising data prices which they believe are in retaliation by the Zim government to social media activism.
The #ThisFlag movement and its founder have enjoyed support online and on the street but a different kind of hero is inspiring Zimbabweans on YouTube
President Mugabe took the funeral of a Zanu-PF stalwart to quote scripture in his take-down of the #ThisFlag movement creator Evan Mawarire.
Traders are responding to being fleeced by hustling everything from ice cream to eggs.
Zimbabweans are no longer looking for a new big leader, but turn to each other to save their nation.
As the citizen movement in Zimbabwe gains traction and people become more emboldened, the president seems to be keeping his head down.
The pastor behind the #ThisFlag freedom movement in Zimbabwe has been released, but his sister, Teldah Mawawire, believes trouble still lurks.
Evan Mawarire, the man behind the #ThisFlag protests, was charged under Section 36 of the Criminal Law (Codification and Reform) Act of Zimbabwe.
Many people can no longer afford hospital treatment and medication, and the number of those with medical aid has fallen by a third.
A social media campaign dubbed #ThisFlag and #ZimShutDown2016 saw Zimbabwean citizens stay home last week, in protest against the ruling ZANU-PF.