Happy feet, empty pockets
Examining the wave of musical migration in post-independence Zimbabwe
Overfishing depletes the Zambezi
As desperate Zimbabweans turn to fishing, catches are fast dwindling and it will take many years to repopulate the river
Africa’s energy crisis leaves continent in the dark
Over-reliance on ageing and ailing colonial infrastructure leaves over 40% of the continent’s population without electricity
Zimbabwe’s middle-class economy ambitions a pipe dream
The state’s ambitions for the country to become a middle-class economy are throttled by blackouts, corruption and structural and policy problems
In poverty-stricken Zimbabwe, thieves target churches and priests
Congregation coffers attract desperate thieves as churches are known not to bank their donations
Iconic Zimbabwe public library crumbles as MPs feast on public funds
Officials at the library say they are racing against time to save the architectural marvel from collapsing into rubble
Zimbabwe’s power cuts cripple business
‘Vandalism’ is the official reason for 24-hour blackouts disrupting all economic activity, but lack of investment and upkeep are more likely culprits
Perishables pile up in Zim supermarkets as money dries up
People are changing their eating habits to accommodate competing needs such as rent, school fees, transport and other essentials
Lack of Zimbabwe witness protection law hampers fight against corruption
Transparency International has said Zimbabwe is losing billions of dollars a year to corruption
South Africa grilled by UN on xenophobia, femicide and corruption
The Geneva session was an opportunity for the country to update the UN’s Human Rights Council Working Group on progress made