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Despite crackdown, Zimbabwe’s new ZiG currency is crumbling too, just four months later

By News24.com The Zimbabwe Gold currency launch in April has lost half its value, according to the black market. Retailers
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POWER CRISIS: Zambia and Zimbabwe face dark days ahead

By The East African Zambia and Zimbabwe are facing the unprecedented prospect of having to shut down their major hydropower
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A city at risk of collapsing: The cost of the search for gold in Zimbabwe

By Calvin Manika Al Jazeera KWEKWE: Dorothy Moyo says a prayer every time she walks, runs or drives around her
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China is not pushing Africa into debt trap, South African president says

By Reuters BEIJING: South African President Cyril Ramaphosa said on Thursday that he did not believe Chinese investments in Africa
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SA: Fury as Zimbabwean man burnt to death in police and army raid on illegal

By GroundUp Police and soldiers carried out a raid on illegal mining near the informal settlement of Daggafontein, Springs, on
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MNANGAGWA: ‘In 2028, I am going home, and others will take over’

By Bloomberg News CHINA: President Emmerson Mnangagwa says he plans to leave office when his tenure ends in 2028, despite
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SECOND TIME IN A WEEK: Five people killed as bus travelling to Zimbabwe overturns in

By The Citizen SOUTH AFRICA: Five people have succumbed to their injuries in another bus accident in Limpopo. This is
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‘Black tax’ – Zim diasporans weigh into campaign to stop sending money back home

By BBC News “Sending money back home or to your extended family is such a common African practice that I
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NRZ COLLAPSE: Abandoned trains taken over by sex workers, drug peddlers and the homeless

By The Globe & Mail Inside the abandoned trains of Zimbabwe’s once-proud railway system, sex workers try to catch the
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DROUGHT: ‘I have never seen anything like this’ – mum travels 3 hours every day

By BBC News One of the worst droughts in living memory is sweeping across southern Africa, leaving close to 70
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