Under-pressure Emmerson Mnangagwa accused Constantino Chiwenga of plotting against him
Kudakwashe Tagwirei and ‘other Zimbabwean elites have … harmed the Zimbabwean people through corruption’, the US says
Many wildlife-protection services will struggle without money from safaris and hunting, research by scientists from various universities shows
Zimbabwe's president declares war at home in bid to crush biggest challenge to his leadership since he took over from Robert Mugabe
State's neglect and mismanagement mean Zimbabweans are unable to afford a decent meal and health care, says Dangarembga
‘We have seen an increase in child marriages during the lockdown as economic meltdown is one of the key drivers of child marriage and exploitation,’ one ...
The online campaign resulted in more than 700,000 tweets on Tuesday, including from sports personalities and celebrities
Old Mutual, the largest company by market value and two others who are listed on foreign bourses, will not be part of the resumption
As the country faces devastating food and fuel shortages, President Emmerson Mnangagwa labels the protest plans an ‘insurrection’
Armed soldiers and anti-riot police patrolled on foot and in trucks, telling people to leave central Harare, while checkpoints blocked roads
The aim of it first international bond is to settle a two-decade dispute over the seizure of white-owned commercial farms
Agriculture minister Perrance Shiri, who headed the army during the Gukurahundi Massacre, succumbs to Covid
As the country endures food and fuel shortages, as well as hyperinflation, it is not clear how the $3.5bn agreed to will be funded
Rural farmers have seen fewer coronavirus cases, but have had to drastically cut prices ahead of Eid al-Adha due to cities’ economic constraints
Harare government halted trading on Zimbabwe's stock market in June, saying it was being used to undermine the Zimbabwe dollar
Whistleblowers had accused the bank's president of abuse of office, which he denied
About 3,000 tests are done per day in Nigeria — a country of about 200-million people — just a tenth of the number conducted in SA, with about a quarter of the ...
The majority of gains from the pact could come from trade reform, including reducing red tape and lowering compliance costs
Bankers and economists warn that a yield bonanza in Egypt masks an economy with weak prospects and heightened political risk
He was Tanzania’s third president after independence from Britain in 1962, and ruled for two terms from 1995 to 2005
