Godfrey Marawanyika

The incoming Zimbabwean central bank governor will focus on regulation rather than money controls in a country which has abandoned its own currency.

Ravens squawk from the rooftop of a building, once a top producer of animal feed that employed hundreds in Zimbabwe’s second city of Bulawayo.

Hundreds of bodies exhumed from a disused mine in Zimbabwe have turned into fodder for President Robert Mugabe’s propaganda.

Zimbabwe’s energy minister has been arrested again, drawing accusations of a plot to whittle away at Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai’s majority.

Luke Nyoni thought dollarising Zimbabwe’s economy meant an end to inflation, but the weaker greenback is causing headaches.

Zimbabwe cellphone subscribers have increased four-fold since a unity government took office, but firms say they battle to attract investors.

Two years after agreeing to form a unity government, Zimbabwe’s squabbling political leaders are hinting at new elections for next year.

Douglas Mhembere had only a plastic bag in hand when he took over a farm eight years ago under Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe’s land reforms.

Zimbabwe on Wednesday opened the first sale of diamonds from its Marange fields since international regulators partially lifted a ban.

A special monitor found that Zimbabwe had complied with minimum standards for human rights.

Zimbabwe’s rival leaders faced fresh pressure on Thursday to mend their differences and push toward new elections.

South African President Jacob Zuma on Wednesday opened talks with Zimbabwe’s feuding leaders.

Since testing positive for HIV six years ago, Cecilia Chinhamo has endured a torrent of verbal abuse from her husband.

Zimbabwe’s gold mines are dusting themselves off after the unity government deregulated the industry, ending a two-decade state monopoly.

Africa’s main trading bloc opens a summit on Sunday to launch a customs union that will stretch across the continent in a bid to boost regional trade.