Farai Matiashe

Supporters call the bill a governance reform, while opponents see a turning point for Zimbabwe’s political future.

How mishandling of land reform evicted many white farmers, ‘enriched elites’ and left Black Zimbabweans in poverty.

Twenty years since antiretroviral therapy was rolled out in the country, HIV/AIDS patients are living full lives.

Small-scale miners are finding ways to navigate decreased demand and lower prices of the raw material they supply.

Despite dominating the voter population, women have been reduced to mostly cheerleaders in Zimbabwe’s politics.

Economic woes worsened by COVID-19 pandemic and Russia-Ukraine war have led to a deadlock between teachers and gov’t.

The martial art is a welcome refuge for teenage girls hoping to escape the widespread practice of child marriage.

Expensive permits and fishing industry regulations are impeding BaTonga tribe’s way of life.

Amid COVID surge that has also left many officials dead, authorities come face to face with reality long faced by poor.

In 1980, the Jamaican reggae superstar was invited to perform at the festivities for the birth of independent Zimbabwe.