By Marietjie Brown, Sustainability & Government Affairs Lead Africa, Middle East and Türkiye Nearly 1 000 children have died from severe malnutrition in South Africa over just 18 months, a stark and ...

ZIMBABWE’S indigenous goat breeds, the Matebele and Mashona, are celebrated for their resilience, adaptability and deep cultural heritage. These goats thrive in some of the country’s toughest ...

A core feature of FARM P3 is its focus on mobile threshing and mechanization services, which are expected to revolutionize ...

The International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD), together with the Government of Zimbabwe and private sector partners, has launched the pilot phase of the Food and Agriculture Resilience ...

Zimbabwe has been named the country to visit in 2025, thanks to its booming tourism industry and breathtaking landscapes, ...

Afghan star spinner Rashid Khan has been rested for the one-off Test against Zimbabwe as a precautionary measure to ensure ...

As the climate crisis intensifies, access to nutritious food is becoming more precarious for vulnerable communities. Rising temperatures, erratic rainfall and degraded soils make farming increasingly ...

In rural Zimbabwe, girls are reviving an ancient tradition called Nhanga to combat child marriage. Originally a space for ...

Zimbabwe launches $8.7M program to support 400 schools Project brings solar, internet to homes, SMEs by 2027 Initiative targets clean energy, finance, and digital inclusion More than 400 schools in ...

Cotton farmers in Zimbabwe will soon have a biometric ID as part of efforts by the government to combat illegal market ...

The Zimbabwe ZiG currency has done relatively well this year, helped by the ongoing gold price rally, weaker dollar, and Zim ...

Zimbabwe suspects a bacterial disease called haemorrhagic septicaemia is behind the recent deaths of more than 30 elephants but is doing further tests to make sure, the parks authority said.