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Zimbabwe at risk of another dry season

Zimbabwe at risk of another dry season

Zimbabwe appears to be heading into another dry spell that could worsen hunger for millions of people.

Zimbabwe Senate approves scrapping of death penalty

Zimbabwe Senate approves scrapping of death penalty

Zimbabwe’s Senate has approved a bill to abolish the death penalty, a key step in scrapping a law last used in the Southern African nation nearly 20 years ago.

Russia expands e-visas to three African nations

Russia expands e-visas to three African nations

The introduction of the eVisa policy is a significant step towards simplifying travel procedures and promoting people-to-people diplomacy between Russia and Africa.

Zimbabwe central bank keeps policy rate at 35%

Zimbabwe central bank keeps policy rate at 35%

Zimbabwe's central bank has said its Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) had met and decided to leave its policy rate unchanged at 35%.

From yuck to profits: Zimbabwe farmers turn to maggots to survive drought

From yuck to profits: Zimbabwe farmers turn to maggots to survive drought

The maggots are offspring of the black soldier fly, which originates in tropical South America. Unlike the house fly, it is not known to spread disease.

Mashudu Ravele: South African native tongue finds a voice in her books

Mashudu Ravele: South African native tongue finds a voice in her books

Tshivenda, among several indigenous African languages listed among low-resourced languages, has found an ardent advocate in a young author who writes in her native tongue instead of English, to keep the legacy alive for future generations.

Zimbabwe charts way out of debt as Mnangagwa hosts conference

Zimbabwe charts way out of debt as Mnangagwa hosts conference

Zimbabwe's debt pile accounts for 81% of its gross domestic product, and clearing it has been a tough challenge.

Zimbabwe opposition leader Timba convicted

Zimbabwe opposition leader Timba convicted

Jameson Timba was rounded up ahead of a July summit of the 16-nation Southern African Development Community (SADC) in Harare.

Zimbabwe launches second satellite, ZIMSAT-2

Zimbabwe launches second satellite, ZIMSAT-2

Zimbabwe says the satellite's primary mission is to monitor crop health by using its advanced imaging technology to identify nutrient deficiencies.

Zimbabwe identifies over 500 recipients of farm seizure compensation

Zimbabwe identifies over 500 recipients of farm seizure compensation

The Zimbabwean government has identified more than 500 recipients of compensation after their lands were forcibly taken in the early 2000s.

Millions in Southern Africa facing 'dire' food crisis

Millions in Southern Africa facing 'dire' food crisis

Millions of people in Southern Africa are facing the worst food crisis in decades, the World Food Programme (WFP) said on Tuesday.

Zimbabwe reports its first two cases of mpox

Zimbabwe reports its first two cases of mpox

Zimbabwe has confirmed its first two cases of mpox, with the government saying it was detected on people who had entered the country from neighbouring nations.