Stories from Zimbabwe

The son of a war hero has been accused of assaulting a teen and brandishing a firearm at a school rugby game. He was granted $100 bail. The identity of the war hero and the specifics of the assault were not disclosed. Authorities are investigating the allegations. The son of a war hero faces assault accusations in Zimbabwe, drawing public attention. Investigations into the alleged assault are ongoing. Details regarding the alleged assault and the individuals involved were not fully disclosed.

Zimbabwe's burial societies are adapting their services to provide assistance to the living. Burial societies in Zimbabwe are evolving their services to provide more support for living members, addressing financial and social needs beyond funeral arrangements.

Zimbabwe is introducing a Climate Change Management Bill intended as a solution for sustainable climate mitigation. This development comes as UN climate experts acknowledge that climate change will not cause immediate global destruction.

Zimbabwe and Trinidad and Tobago were each elected unopposed to seats on the UN Security Council. The elections were for seats reserved for their respective regions.

Authorities in Zimbabwe have seized drugs valued at ZIG80 million as part of a crackdown on drug abuse.

Zimbabwe's Climate Change Management Bill is intended to provide a comprehensive solution for sustainable climate change mitigation.

Zimbabwe's wealth fund is seeking $250 million to expand its gold mining operations.

Minister GUC from Zimbabwe is highlighted in African gospel music discussions.

Veterans in Zimbabwe are opposing what they view as a reversal and 'selling out' of the land reform program by Munangagwa's government. They have filed court applications in response to the government's actions, which are seen as commodifying Zimbabwe.

Zimbabwe announced it will return some farms that were seized from their foreign owners during the era of former President Robert Mugabe. This policy reversal addresses land reform actions taken previously.