Stories
60 Seconds With: Second-Gen Zimbabweans on What “Home” Means
Street interviews from London, Sydney and Toronto — same question, five very different answers.
Local Government Elections Set for September, ZEC Confirms
The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission has published a provisional calendar for long-delayed council elections.
Highlanders vs Dynamos: The Battle for Bulawayo Bragging Rights
Our sport desk previews the season's biggest derby fixture and what is at stake for both clubs.
Lithium Exports Surge, But Who’s Actually Profiting?
A look at who benefits as Zimbabwe becomes Africa's top lithium producer.
Diaspora Buyers Now Driving Harare’s Housing Boom
Cash-paying returnees and remote buyers are reshaping the capital's suburbs.
The Rise of Zim Diaspora Fintech: Sending Money Home Just Got Cheaper
New players are undercutting traditional remittance fees by up to 60%.
Drought Grips Matabeleland as El Niño Bites Harder Than Expected
Cattle losses mount as rural communities face the driest season in a decade.
Inside the Fight to Stop Illegal Sand Mining on the Manyame River
Riverside communities and environmental groups are pushing back as sand poaching accelerates erosion.
Solar Boom: How Load-Shedding Turned Zimbabwe Into a Rooftop Solar Nation
Years of power cuts have quietly made Zimbabwe one of Africa's fastest-growing solar markets.
Inside the Zimbabwean Church Networks Holding London Together
How congregations became the diaspora's real social safety net.