Electric tricycles are transforming the lives of some women in parts of rural Zimbabwe. They offer financial independence and social empowerment in a society long seen as deeply patriarchal.

In Zimbabwe, the tricycles have changed the lives of many women dramatically, even for those who don’t own tricycles but use them for daily chores. Gone are the days of carrying firewood, buckets of ...

WEDZA, Zimbabwe — Anna Bhobho, a 31-year-old housewife from rural Zimbabwe, was once a silent observer in her home, excluded from financial and family decision-making in the deeply patriarchal ...

Zimbabweans may soon bid farewell to the bane of load shedding as the government unveils ambitious plans to locally ...

The Zimbabwean music industry is in deep mourning following the tragic death of rising sungura star Tatenda Pinjisi, who ...

Anna Bhobho, a 31-year-old housewife from rural Zimbabwe, was once a silent observer in her home, excluded from financial and family ... AGDC and major developer Glenfarne Group LLC, as Alaska plans ...

The Infrastructure Development Bank of Zimbabwe (IDBZ) has started accepting bids for a turnkey engineering, procurement, construction, financing, and operations and maintenance (EPC+F+OM) contractor ...

WHEN Knowledge Mnkandla was sentenced to 30 months in prison for housebreaking and theft in July last year, he never imagined ...

ANKARA, March 18, 2025 – The World Bank will provide additional financing worth €200 million ($207.5 million) in continuation of its support to build rural homes in areas that ... helped lay the ...

The program involves 300 women across Zimbabwe, with only women owning and operating tricycles. The tricycles are particularly beneficial in rural areas ... given birth at home in unsafe ...

Music and event promoters in Zimbabwe are facing increased uncertainty due to rising security tensions. These tensions stem from calls for nationwide demonstrations by war veteran Blessed “Bombshell” ...