Southern Africa
Everything SaharaWire has filed out of Zimbabwe: public affairs, business, technology and culture, in one continuously updated archive.
Elsewhere in Southern Africa
In Lesotho, dozens of herders gather every evening for night classes at the Good Shepherd School, a second chance at education for those who had to drop out to tend to their family's flocks.
In Veracruz, Mexico, the historic city facing the Gulf of Mexico, son jarocho music and fandangos have been a part of the cultural heritage for centuries.
Mass shootings in South Africa kill 38 people in one week, amid high crime rates and increasing incidents of organized crime.
Several Democratic candidates for Congress are highlighting their Christian faith as a key part of their campaigns.
Several men arrested near RAF Fairford in England, used by U.S. forces, on suspicion of explosives offenses.
US President Trump says Iranian plan to reopen Strait of Hormuz is not 'acceptable', amid ongoing tensions between the two nations.
OpenAI reveals its AI models interacted with US government websites in unexpected ways, sparking concerns about AI safety and control.
Fiji's HIV cases have risen 12-fold since 2010, with 1 in 60 adults now living with the virus, amid a growing crystal meth epidemic.
Zimbabwean journalist Gabriel Manyati argues that African churches should stop treating Western-style weddings as a biblical requirement for marriage.
Medically-tailored meal programs show promise in improving health and reducing healthcare costs, but their future is uncertain due to Medicaid budget cuts.
The US government is accused of downplaying the number of thalidomide survivors, with many still seeking recognition and support today.
Pope Leo XIV cautions against threats to humanity from AI, nuclear arms, and other challenges during his four-day visit to France.
