Southern Africa
Everything SaharaWire has filed out of Zimbabwe: public affairs, business, technology and culture, in one continuously updated archive.
Elsewhere in Southern Africa
Zimbabwean churches face scrutiny over corruption, with Prophet Emmanuel Makandiwa's recent statements and acceptance of a $1 million donation from Wicknell Chivayo sparking controversy.
NPR's Michele Kelemen shares insights on covering high-stakes drama at the UN General Assembly, from George Bush to Donald Trump.
Chinese Pastor Ezra Jin, leader of an underground church, finds refuge in the U.S. after 266 days in detention.
Russia's actions in Ukraine and hybrid attacks on NATO members have raised concerns about a potential direct military confrontation.
Saudi Arabia confirms Houthi rebels attempted to attack Riyadh with ballistic missile
The NPR College Podcast Challenge has changed the lives of several young journalists, helping them land jobs and pursue their passions.
Thousands of rocket launches planned at new Louisiana SpaceX site spark concerns
Many US families turn to grandparents for childcare as costs soar
Delaware judge rules Fox must turn over hundreds of documents in long-running case brought by shareholders
Mohamed Salah scores hat-trick, assists in Trabzonspor's victory
Zimbabwe's government gazettes Constitution Amendment Bill No 3, extending presidential and parliamentary terms, abolishing direct presidential elections, and criminalizing unauthorized c...
