Chaotic land reforms, drought and lack of financing have made it difficult for Zimbabwe's small-holder farmers to get ahead. Increased focus on funding irrigation schemes is hoping to change that.

A collision between two buses has reportedly killed at least 46 people near the town of Rusape in Zimbabwe.

Zimbabwe’s economy has suffered from years of decay and international isolation. Young people are among the worst affected. They are hoping for a brighter future following the swearing in of a new government. DW spoke to some of them in Harare.

All public gatherings have been banned in Zimbabwe's capital, Harare, as officials step up efforts to contain an outbreak of cholera. Matthew Larotonda reports.

Since Emmerson Mnangagwa was declared winner of Zimbabwe’s first post-Mugabe elections poll, the country has remained on the edge. Until his ascension to power, Mnangagwa, 75, was a close aide of Robert Mugabe, the 94-year-old autocrat who ruled for 37 years.

Religious leaders have led prayers for peace after violent post-election clashes in Zimbabwe. As the country buries its dead, many fear that former dictator Robert Mugabe's legacy of brutal repression may live on.

Zimbabwe's electoral commission said on Tuesday (July 31) there was no rigging or cheating in the first national election since the end of former president Robert Mugabe's nearly four-decade rule.

Today could mark a historic shift in the Zimbabwe political & economic climate after 38 years of one-party rule. Zimbabweans are voting in their first post-Mugabe era election today and for the first time years the country is under the gaze of Western election monitors.

DW talks to Elmar Brok, Head of the European Union elections observer mission to Zimbabwe.

Zimbabwe's main opposition candidate, Nelson Chamisa, told a cheering crowd: "Victory is certain for the people," after casting his vote in Zimbabwe's election on Monday (July 30).

An explosion rocked Zimbabwe President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s Saturday campaign rally in the opposition stronghold Bulawayo, leaving one person dead and more than 40 injured.

Zimbabwe President Emmerson Mnangagwa escaped unhurt after an explosion rocked a stadium in Bulawayo where he had addressed a political rally on Saturday, for more CNBC Africa is joined by Political Consultant and Strategist Acie Lumumba.