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Tens of thousands of Zimbabweans are experiencing severe food shortages as unseasonable weather delays planting seasons and American humanitarian assistance remains suspended. The crisis highlights the compounding effects of climate volatility and strained international relations.
Newsday Zimbabwe examines how proposed electoral changes and political developments may directly affect citizens' livelihoods and civil rights.
Immigration authorities in South Africa have paused enforcement actions and extended grace periods for Zimbabwean nationals seeking legal residency documentation.
A recent analysis shows how remote work trends and health concerns have permanently altered professional attitudes locally.
A detailed examination assesses the current state of Zimbabwe's democratic institutions, evaluating how effectively constitutional protections guarantee citizen freedoms.
Authorities in South Africa have confirmed that recent xenophobic violence targeting Zimbabwean nationals in Cape Town has been stabilized following targeted police interventions and community outreach.
Thousands of Malawian migrants queued for processing at a makeshift camp in Durban, while hundreds of Zimbabweans slept outside their consulate in Cape Town, as South Africa braces for anticipated anti-immigrant protests.
A report highlights how rural communities in Zimbabwe are opting out of modern medicine in favor of traditional practices.
Opposition groups in Zimbabwe fear the ruling Zanu-PF party is attempting a power grab by pushing for constitutional amendments aimed at scrapping presidential elections, raising concerns about the country's democratic future.
Reports indicate that 15 Zimbabwean nationals have been killed on the front lines while fighting for Russia in the war in Ukraine.
The mobile money provider introduced a dedicated digital wallet at the Zimfest event, aiming to simplify and accelerate cross-border financial transfers for Zimbabweans living in the United Kingdom.
An opinion piece argues that Zimbabweans are delaying the acknowledgment of difficult economic and social truths, calling for a more realistic public discourse.
Officials have announced new initiatives aimed at encouraging Zimbabweans living abroad to channel remittances and capital back into domestic economic projects.
New findings indicate that climate change is affecting nine out of ten Zimbabweans, pushing many communities into economic and agricultural crises.
The DVLA/DVD has launched an initiative to inform young Zimbabweans about electoral procedures and civic participation ahead of upcoming elections.
An examination of the intersecting challenges facing Zimbabweans, including inadequate housing and limited access to essential medications.
Families of Zimbabweans reportedly lured to fight in Russia's war are appealing to the governments in Moscow and Harare to secure the return of their loved ones from the Ukrainian front lines.
Zimbabwean citizens have expressed strong criticism and backlash against Ncube's recent remark suggesting people 'drive less,' sparking public debate and discontent.
Zimbabwe's ruling party has unveiled a draft law that would strip voters of the chance to elect the president, a move that has put Zimbabweans at loggerheads.
Zimbabweans are reportedly finding solace in comedy as a means to cope with issues related to governance, suggesting a public sentiment of disillusionment with political affairs.
Public commentary highlights widespread frustration among Zimbabweans regarding perceived failures and inadequacies in national political leadership.
Zimbabweans petition Sadc over flawed poll
Officials are urging young Zimbabweans to actively engage in the tourism industry, highlighting it as a key avenue for job creation and economic growth.
Organizers are preparing for the third iteration of the property showcase, aiming to connect overseas Zimbabweans with domestic real estate investment opportunities.
The annual Earth Hour initiative is encouraging citizens across Zimbabwe to dedicate one hour to raising awareness and taking concrete steps toward planetary protection.
Thousands of foreign nationals, including Nigerians, Zimbabweans, and Malawians, are returning to their home countries from South Africa due to widespread xenophobic attacks. Many describe facing violence and a lack of protection, even from authorities.
Zimbabwean nationals residing in South Africa are reportedly on edge as an anti-immigrant protest is expected to take place, raising concerns about their safety and status.
Zimbabweans have expressed strong criticism towards Ncube, a public figure, following his comment to 'drive less.' The remark has sparked public backlash and debate.
Zimbabwe is holding four days of public hearings on a bill to amend the country's constitution, with citizens expressing fears that the proposed changes could stifle political choice.