‘Things are WORSE now than under Mugabe’

THE SCENE in Zimbabwe in November 2017 was one of jubilation: Robert Mugabe was standing down as the country’s president after 37 years in power. But...

Zimbabwe’s ‘Team up 2 Clean up Mbare’ now a thriving Start-up

A Clean-up campaign with origins in Mbare Township, a high-density, southern suburb of Harare in Zimbabwe...

IMF Warns Zimbabwe Against Pay Boost as Living Standards Crash

The International Monetary Fund cautioned Zimbabwe’s government against boosting wages for state workers unless it has...

Zimbabwe Official Defends Crackdown on Protests, Urges Patience with Economy

Zimbabwe's minister of foreign affairs and international trade on Monday defended crackdowns on anti-government demonstrations and...

Zimbabwe ex-Vice-President Phelekezela Mphoko ‘on the run’

Phelekezela Mphoko's lawyer denies he is a fugitive and says he left a police station fearing...

Zimbabwe police deploy in Gweru, MDC challenges protest ban

The Zimbabwe Council of Churches have been calling for a dialogue between President Emmerson Mnangagwa and...

Bail Application for Pride Mkono Set for Today

The bail application hearing for Pride Mkono, the Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition Youth Chairperson, is set...

MDC position on SADC Communique

In particular, the SADC Summit turned a blind eye to the deteriorating socio-economic situation, ongoing human...

Political reform hopes dim in Zimbabwe as police block another protest

HARARE (Reuters) - Zimbabwe police deployed in force on Tuesday to block a street protest for...

Zim to issue cash notes soon, says Finance Minister

Zimbabwe will issue new notes and coins soon to replace the country’s quasi currency that was...

Mugabe VP flees Zimbabwe anti-corruption probe

Zimbabwe's former vice president on Monday fled from anti-corruption questioning after he was summoned over alleged...

Police, soldiers deploy in Bulawayo as opposition challenges protest ban

Soldiers and police deployed in large numbers in Zimbabwe's second city Bulawayo on Monday to enforce...

Attacks on tobacco bosses don’t indicate an industry at war: FITA

The Fair Trade Independent Tobacco Association has condemned all acts of violence....

Looming food insecurity in Zimbabwe – economist

Hardships due to Zimbabwe's poor maize harvest are exacerbated by unstable economic conditions in the country,...

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