1.11.2018 14:38

Trio acquitted for insulting chief

Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights
A ZIMBABWEAN court has acquitted three villagers, who had been on trial for allegedly insulting a traditional leader, whom they had allegedly denounced for disapproving their support...
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1.11.2018 12:48

Renewing Mangudya’s term an insult

George Charamba’s revelation that John Mangudya’s term is about to be renewed is nauseating, cynical, contemptuous,...
1.11.2018 11:59

Zim should lead on a clean-coal alliance

Next month, Africa will join other members of the Paris Accord at a meeting in Poland....
1.11.2018 8:22

Home Affairs in court after official tears up child’s passport

The Department of Home Affairs is once more embroiled in a legal battle....
1.11.2018 8:17

“The situation is unbearable”: Life under Zimbabwe’s economic crisis

Zimbabweans may be divided politically, but they are united in suffering the consequences of scarce goods...
1.11.2018 8:12

Proposed Law Threatens Zimbabwe Sanctions Proponents

An influential group from Zimbabwe’s ruling ZANU-PF party is calling for proponents of targeted sanctions against...
1.11.2018 7:50

Zimbabwe’s farmers feel the heat of fires – and of price hikes

An extended dry season and a lack of foreign currency for maize seed suggest Zimbabwe's small-scale...
1.11.2018 6:59

Dexter Nduna needs some reorientation

A statement made by Dexter Nduna in parliament yesterday is unfortunate, disgusting and exposes his party...
1.11.2018 6:55

Public Interviews of Candidates for Position of Prosecutor-General of Zimbabwe

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