Rudo*, a 12-year-old from Chiredzi, is back in school and dreaming big. After missing two years of education due to financial hardship, she’s now thriving in class thanks to the EU-funded Fighting Child Labour and Child Trafficking project, implemented by Save the Children and Coalition Against Child Labour and Child Trafficking (CACLAZ).

The new Entry/Exit System (EES) has entered into operation at the external borders of 29 European countries. The system will be introduced gradually during a six-month transition period and will be fully operational from 10 April 2026. During this time, passports continue to be stamped while the electronic registration system is phased in at border crossing points.

The European Union Delegation to Zimbabwe is proud to announce the launch of the call for applications for the 2026-2028 cohort of the Team Europe Youth Sounding Board (YSB). Under a spirit of inclusivity, the Team Europe YSB aims to bring together young men and women volunteering from all provinces of Zimbabwe from both urban and rural areas, and include people with disabilities. Looking for...

Named the world’s best country to visit in 2025 by Forbes, Zimbabwe’s stunning natural landscapes are gaining well-deserved international recognition. Discover how the EU is working hand-in-hand with Zimbabwe to protect its biodiversity, strengthen communities, and promote sustainable tourism.