Latest Zimbabwean poll says Chamisa and the opposition should win next month’s elections

The poll found a large majority of Zimbabweans think the country is on the wrong path and that the economy is getting worse....

‘Unjustified limitation of rights’ — court rules Zimbabwean Exemption Permits cancellation unconstitutional

Zimbabweans living in South Africa with special exemption permits were given a 12-month reprieve when the...

Moti’s war for credibility

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The Moti Files: How businessman Zunaid Moti cosied up to the Mnangagwa regime

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Zimbabwe at 43: Portents of a deepening authoritarian rule by Zanu-PF

Rather than an ‘interregnum’, Zimbabwe is witnessing the deepening of authoritarian politics that is likely to...

Al Jazeera exposes Zimbabwe government’s gold smuggling ‘laundromat’

The sentiment circulating among some Zimbabweans after the first episode of the Al Jazeera documentary is:...

President Mnangagwa’s wife and son fingered in gold smuggling syndicate

Zimbabwe’s First Lady Auxillia Mnangagwa stands accused of participating in a gold smuggling syndicate involving a...

How to stop an ever-rising tide of failure: A playbook to unseat liberation movements

As the tide of failure rises ever higher and the liberated masses realise they have been...

Less diplomacy, more rage – Why Britain needs a tough foreign policy on Zimbabwe

Dealing with a regime that has no respect for political norms, rather priding itself on some...

Zimbabwe’s voters favour Nelson Chamisa over President Mnangagwa, survey shows

The survey’s result is more evidence of the sliding dominance of ‘liberation’ parties as economic growth...

Zimbabwe civil society faces moment of reckoning

President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s utterances about wanting to ‘deal with the Gukurahundi genocide’ are not sincere, as...

Zimbabwean government passes law designed to throttle independent civil society

The government of Zimbabwe is attempting to ensure that as many people as possible are forced...

Zimbabwean government passes law designed to throttle independent civil society

The government of Zimbabwe is attempting to ensure that as many people as possible are forced...

Tsitsi Dangarembga’s Books of Not – Life through the eyes of Tambudzai

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