Zim woman persecuted for insulting Mugabe

ZIMBABWEAN authorities have summoned a 46 year-old woman to stand trial on charges of undermining the authority of or insulting the country’s ousted leader Robert Mugabe during...

Soapy sadza one of the few smiles at climate talks

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Liberation hero Mugabe evokes polarised emotions among Zimbabweans

Robert Mugabe’s name is synonymous with both Zimbabwe’s liberation struggle and its post-colonial politics. His role...

Zanu PF scared of the young

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Three years for cold blooded murder

High Court judge, Justice Musakwa has today handed down a shocking four year sentence to Zanu...

Zimbabwe’s economic crisis a cause for concern

The National Standing Committee today met and discussed the state of the nation. The meeting which...

Zimbabwe to let two new private miners dig for diamonds

It may even allow foreign investors to hold majority stakes in local operations on condition that...

Zimbabwe forced to segment Harare-Beitbridge highway dualisation project

Harare ‑ Delays in commencing works on the Harare-Beitbridge highway dualisation have forced the Zimbabwean government...

Pay the doctors and save lives

The government must quickly and effectively resolve the issue of Medical practitioners’ welfare to avoid further...

Experience dynasties’ painted wolves in the flesh on a trip to Zimbabwe

The much-loved BBC series has raised the profile of these endangered animals but there's nothing like...

Mnangagwa’s ‘crisis of illegitimacy’: Is Chamisa flogging a dead horse?

Last Thursday, amid a sharp and unrelenting economic decline, the Zimbabwe main opposition party, the MDC...

Univergy and Rioenergy to set up 180MW of solar for Zimbabwe mines

Zimbabwean mining firm RioZim has contracted Spanish-Japanese renewable energy company Univergy International and power firm RioEnergy to develop, build,...

Post-Mugabe Zimbabwe stuck in the old ways

Veteran Zimbabwe opposition legislator Joel Gabbuza thought he was stating the obvious when he told mourners...

HCC blames EMA and politicians for wetlands destruction

HARARE-Harare City Council (HCC) says the country’s laws and powerful politicians are hampering the local authority’s...

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