Migration

Fake Marriages. A Black Market. What Zimbabwe’s Health Care Workers Are Doing to Get UK Jobs

Economy

Small Businesses Struggle to Adapt to Zimbabwe’s Frequent, Erratic Power Cuts

Environment

For Farmers and Wildlife in Zimbabwe’s Conservation Areas, a Fraught Coexistence

Human Rights

As Guns Flow in From Neighboring Countries, Armed Robberies Spike

Education

Teen Pregnancies Are Soaring. Is Revamping Sex Education the Answer?

Health

These Zimbabwean Churches Disavowed Vaccines. Then Measles Came for Their Kids

Arts

When Advertising and Journalistic Integrity Collide, Advertising Usually Wins

Education

Once Revered, Teachers Now Push for Adequate Pay

Human Rights

His Political Playbook Worked Elsewhere. Can He Win Here?

Health

Peer Counselors Help Young People Live With HIV

Health

Free Menstrual Health Kits Help Keep Girls in School

Human Rights

Her Superpower Is Rural Borehole Repair

Environment

Sting Operation: Bees Help Protect Zimbabwe’s Forests

Health

Legitimate Health Care Escapes Trans Individuals

Health

Where Vasectomies Are Rare, Some Men Challenge Tradition

Economy

Worthless Pensions Put Future of Teaching in Jeopardy

Human Rights

Traders Face Uncertain Future as Demolitions Surge

Human Rights

Information Gap Persists for Rural Communities

Health

For Many Women, a Painful Malady Suffered in Silence

Economy

Age, Neglect Take Toll On Roads

Coronavirus

Pandemic Robs Refugees of Work

Coronavirus

Pandemic Jump-Starts Online Retail Sales

Coronavirus

Battling the Virus When Religion and Public Health Collide

Economy

Damaging Floods Highlight National Housing Shortage

Coronavirus

Pandemic Boosts Effort to Improve Inmates’ Welfare

Human Rights

Honoring the Fallen — or the Murdered? Secrets Lie in Graves

Human Rights

Stateless Residents Wrestle With Legal Non-Existence

Coronavirus

They Survived Cyclone Idai. Then Came the Coronavirus

Migration

As Zimbabwe Struggles With Finances, Undocumented Migrants Languish in Prison

Environment

For Zimbabweans, ‘Firewood is Easy Money,’ But Environmental Impact Raises Concerns

Arts

Are Myths About Menstruation Pushing Some Women Out of Zimbabwe’s Mining Industry?

Environment

Unregulated Deforestation May Be Decimating Zimbabwe’s Timber Industry

Human Rights

Desperate for Cash and Without Basic Amenities, Zimbabweans Relocated During Diamond Rush Have Had Enough

Health

Zimbabwe’s Policy Ending Dialysis Fees Saves Lives But Strains Hospitals

Long Lines, High Prices, No Cash: Zimbabwe Crippled by Economic Reforms

Rallies, Speeches and Music: Images From Zimbabwe’s Electoral Campaigns

Human Rights

Nelson Chamisa: The Challenger

Health

Medical or Funeral Insurance? More Zimbabweans Choose to Secure Death Over Health

Environment

In Unwanted Sawdust, an Inventor Finds an Answer to Zimbabwe’s Power Problems

Economy

With Cash in Short Supply, Zimbabweans Turn to Smugglers for Basic Necessities

Arts

In Search for a Permanent Home, Zimbabwe’s Rastafarians Work to Dispel Myths About Their Faith

Economy

Zimbabwe’s Drivers Risk Safety to Opt out of Costly Driver’s Licenses

Economy

Gold Rush: The Promise of Chinese Money Spurs Zimbabweans To Dig

Human Rights

Zimbabwe Working to Get Back Citizens Trafficked Elsewhere. But Is It Enough?

Arts

Spinners Work to Hold Traction by Achieving Official Recognition in Zimbabwe

Economy

Push for Debit Cards to Replace Cash Strains Small Businesses in Zimbabwe

Economy

In Zimbabwe, Seniors Sleep on the Street to Ensure Receiving Monthly Social Security Benefits

Economy

Zimbabwe’s Small-Scale, Artisanal Miners Emerge as Country’s Biggest Gold Producers

Environment

Zimbabweans Clash With Diamond Mining Interests Over Pollution and Other Blight

Health

Illegal Skin Bleaching Creams Flood the Market In Zimbabwe