Features

‘Sweets for the people’: Zimbabwe’s voters lured by land barons’ promises

By Mukudzei Madenyika for The Guardian (UK) Shouts of “Riot yauya, riot yauya!” (the riot has come) woke Edson Madya,
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To return home or not: A sticky question for some Zim students abroad

By Kudzai Mashininga  I University World News A range of factors influences African students to study abroad. However, the question
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ZIMFEST 2023: 10,000 music fans treated to eclectic, magical and memorable 2-day show

By Staff Reporter Zimfest Live returned for its annual celebration and whether you were there in person or got a
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As Zimbabwe elections near, China is the dragon in the room

How Zimbabweans vote on August 23 could have a critical impact on the race to control the global supply of
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Election offers Mnangagwa regime a last chance to end financial isolation

By The Financial Times Jeffries Ncube looks around Zimbabwe’s second city and fallen industrial heartland and observes that, for all
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Is this medieval disease making an unwelcome return in Zimbabwe?

Despite its elimination as a health threat three decades ago, new cases are emerging – and experts fear more could
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In Zimbabwe, hyperinflation meets its match on the streets

By Anadolu News Agency In Bloomingdale, a middle-income suburb in Harare, a makeshift roadside stall locals call “Okey” is witnessing
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‘My home’: The Mozambican electrician who moved to Zimbabwe twice

By AL JAZEERA HARARE: On a scorching day in April 1985, a food truck had barely stopped in front of
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EU cash helps Zimbabwean families buy food amid rising prices, inflation

By Caroline Van Nespen “I’m the parent here, I’m responsible for everything,” says Egnetta, a woman in her sixties who
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US: High school engineering students visit Zimbabwe for infrastructure project

By Agencies For the first time in school history, a group of engineering students from Booker T. Washington High School’s
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