Economy

Return of Zambian Vendors Rattles Merchants in Victoria Falls

Economy

A Government Crackdown Is Looming, but Zimbabweans Still Flock to Online Thrift Shops

Human Rights

New Water Policy Brings Less Sharing, More Spying

Economy

Skyrocketing Fuel Prices Drain Taxi Industry

Global Health

Peer Counselors Help Young People Live With HIV

Arts

Vendors Fear Loss of Culture as Hotels Dominate Souvenir Sales

Education

For These Students, a Distant War Hits Close to Home

Economy

As Bread Prices Rise, Many Forgo Key Part of Diet

Economy

Building Houses While Dismantling Gender Barriers

Education

After Difficult Rollout, Education Reform Gets Mixed Reviews

Environment

Shifting Gender Roles — and Reducing Deforestation

Economy

Struggling to Stay Afloat in a Dream Destination

Environment

Travel Restrictions Boost Black Rhino Conservation

Education

School Closures Threaten Early Childhood Education

Human Rights

Loss of Native Languages Leads to a Generation’s Identity Crisis

Education

But Can They Dance to It? Math, Science Hit the Airwaves

Global Health

Bulawayo Reels as Aging Sewer System Breaks Down

Coronavirus

From Subsistence to Small Business: Gardeners Hit Pay Dirt

Human Rights

More Children Go Hungry Amid Pandemic

Human Rights

Set Free: Program Helps Youth Avoid Jail, Lasting Stigma

Environment

Can Caterpillars Save Us?

Education

Double-Shift Schools Put Students in the Hot Seat

Economy

Students Search for Jobs That Often No Longer Exist

Coronavirus

Pandemic Could Forever Alter Funeral Rituals

Coronavirus

Vaccines Are a Tough Sell. Their Chinese Origin Doesn’t Help.

Environment

Scramble for Water Dominates Life in Bulawayo

Coronavirus

Coronavirus Batters Fragile Livelihoods of Informal Laborers

Global Health

Crowded Cities Struggle to Defend Against Coronavirus

Human Rights

In Difficult Times, Zimbabwean Burial Societies Provide Security, Relief

Economy

Zimbabwe’s Hyperinflation Threatens Beloved National Pastime

Human Rights

Rising Costs and Dwindling Land Leave Zimbabweans Without Traditional Burials

Migration

Zimbabweans Abandon Cities as Opportunities Dry Up

Environment

Prized Cattle Are Thinned, Butchered Amid Zimbabwe’s Economic and Climate Crises

Economy

Return of Public Bus System Puts Brakes on Private Omnibuses in Zimbabwe

Environment

Panning for Gold, Pining for Water: Illegal Mining Taints Bulawayo’s Water Supply

Migration

Zimbabwean Migrants Return Home, Sacrifice Opportunity After Attacks in South Africa

Environment

In Zimbabwe, Farmers and Miners Clash as Artisanal Mining Threatens Grazing Area

Environment

Power Shortages Take a Toll on Zimbabwe’s Wheat Crop

Environment

Saying No to GMOs, Zimbabwean Farmers Bank Indigenous Seeds

Global Health

Zimbabweans Turn to Traditional Medicine As Prescriptions Drug Prices Spike

Economy

To Combat Skyrocketing Prices, Zimbabweans are Making and Selling Goods From Home

Economy

Is Cryptocurrency the Solution to Zimbabwe’s Money Crisis?

Economy

Private Land Developers Leave Work Unfinished, Frustrating Zimbabweans

Economy

As Bond Note Value Drops, Zimbabwean Money Clubs Watch Savings Disappear

Human Rights

Under a New President, Zimbabweans Tentatively Acknowledge Bloody Past

Economy

In Zimbabwe, Funeral, Car and Health Insurance Comes Via Mobile Phone

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

Economy

Zimbabwe’s Economic Crisis Is Changing How the Country Shops

Human Rights

Small Grains Hold Promise for Alleviating Food Insecurity in Zimbabwe

Environment

Zimbabwe Looks to Solar Power to Help End Energy Imports and Cut Power Bills

Global Health

Zimbabwe Bans Ads for Faith Healing, After ‘Cures’ Lead Some to Stop HIV Treatment

Global Health

Zimbabwe’s Ban on Faith-Healing Broadcasts Gets Mixed Reviews

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

Human Rights

A Milestone Vote: Zimbabweans Cast Their Ballots on July 30 in First Post-Mugabe Elections

Human Rights

Corruption: Zimbabweans Don’t Like It, but Many Say It Works

Thokozani Khupe: The Trailblazer

Human Rights

Zimbabwe State TV Aims for Equal Treatment of Political Parties – but Will This Last?

Education

Budget Shortfalls Hamper Drive for Universal Preschool in Zimbabwe

Human Rights

In Zimbabwe’s Matabeleland, Politicians Openly Advocate for Secession or Devolution

Economy

Despite Challenges, Female Farmers Find Goats More Profitable Than Cattle

Education

Students in Zimbabwe’s Matabeleland Struggle to Pass Exams

Human Rights

Nonprofit Helps Men Who Have Been Abused, Raises Awareness of Violence Against Males

Education

Zimbabwe Tackles Corruption in Boarding Schools by Moving Application Process Online

Education

Students at Zimbabwean College Press for Healthcare to Keep Pregnant Women in School

Human Rights

Aliens in Zimbabwe Have Regained Voting Rights, and Opposition Parties Hope to Benefit

Economy

Need Energy? Mobile App Lets Zimbabweans Order Deliveries of Gas

Environment

Raising Goats Where Cattle Once Grazed, Zimbabwe’s Farmers Adapt to Climate Change

Economy

Despite Opposition, Chinese Retailers Thrive in Zimbabwe’s Cash-Strapped Economy

Human Rights

Where State-Run Media Reigns, Opposition Campaigns Turn to Social Media in Zimbabwe

Arts

From Private Homes to Fine Restaurants and Hotels, Mopane Worms are a Zimbabwean Delicacy

Education

New School Curriculum with Practical Focus Earns Mixed Reviews in Zimbabwe

Economy

Zimbabwe’s Bride Price Tradition Distorted Into Moneymaking Venture in Current Economic Climate

Arts

As Zimbabwe State TV Adds Native Languages A Call for Community-Based Stations Continues

Economy

Street Traders Find Currency Exchange Profitable as Many Eschew Banks

Global Health

Citizens React: Zimbabwean Fertility Clinic Opens in Bulawayo

Global Health

Cannabis is Illegal in Zimbabwe, But Healers Use It to Cast Out Spirits, Cure Patients

Environment

Q&A: As Zimbabwe’s Gold Rush Surges, Environment Official Cautions Miners

Human Rights

Officials Say Biometric Voter Registration Will Stop Rampant Fraud at Zimbabwe Polls

Global Health

Zimbabwe Lawmakers Target Diaper Companies to Deal with Trash, Public Health Problem

Economy

Citizens React: Zimbabweans Debate Pros and Cons of Prepaid Water Meters

Global Health

Despite Grave Health Risks, Zimbabwe City Lacks Funds to Fix Many Burst Sewage Pipes