Cyclone Idai has had a massive and horrifying impact on Mozambique and Zimbabwe. It made landfall on Thursday with winds of up to 177 km/h (106 mph), but aid teams only reached Beira on Sunday.

Zimbabwe's Brave Ones: The world's first all-female anti-poaching unit.

Doubts remain over Zimbabwe's new currency.

Diamond-rich Botswana has offered to lend neighboring Zimbabwe $95 million in private sector loans to help ease its economic crisis. It's rare for an African country to offer such a deal.

The central bank in Zimbabwe has launched a new, devalued currency to combat a cash shortage.

Mnangagwa: Zimbabwe's post-electoral turmoil was a 'regime change attempt'.

Zimbabwe's lawyers march for rule of law to be respected after arrests.

Opposition figure Tendai Biti says President Emmerson Mnangagwa is to blame for the alleged human rights abuses being carried out against people in Zimbabwe. In an interview with DW, he urged the UN to intervene.

Oliver Mtukudzi, Zimbabwe's most successful and internationally renowned artist, has died.

Zimbabwe court rules government to restore full internet access.

Zimbabwe's government exceeded its mandate in ordering an internet blackout during civilian protests last week, a court ruled on Monday (January 21), as authorities pressed on with rounding up opposition figures blamed for the unrest.

Zimbabwe's opposition says that it is not responsible for violent protests over fuel price hikes. An analyst tells DW the government is using tactics "reminiscent of the Mugabe administration."