6.4.2017 10:14

US drought response reduced suffering for over 2 million Zimbabweans

Harare, April 6, 2017 – The U.S. Government, through the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), provided humanitarian assistance for over 2 million Zimbabweans during the...
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5.4.2017 15:40

Is the Constitution Amendment Bill Necessary?

Constitution of Zimbabwe Amendment (No. 1) Bill ...
5.4.2017 15:38

ZLHR mounts freedom bid for man charged over anti-Mugabe slur

GWANDA Magistrate Wilfed Mafios Moyo will on Tuesday 11 April 2017 deliver his ruling on a...
5.4.2017 7:13

Lack of transparency justifies action by residents

The Combined Harare Residents Association (CHRA) is deeply appalled by the continued lack of transparency and...
5.4.2017 6:38

Opposition gears for fresh poll protests as Mugabe holds crucial meeting

Harare - Zimbabwe police have relented to demands by the country’s opposition to stage a demonstration...
5.4.2017 6:01

Tea with Mugabe, ma’am?

Minister wants Queen to visit Zimbabwe for a cuppa to help boost tourism...
5.4.2017 5:50

Mwenezi East By-election Due This Saturday

This by-election involves four candidates, including a one-time holder of the seat until his ouster from...
3.4.2017 10:35

Open Parliamentary Committee Meetings: 3rd to 6th April

The committee meetings listed below, all to be held at Parliament, will be open to the...
3.4.2017 5:45

Rule by Grace – Zimbabwe Vigil Diary

People who settled on Arnold farm in Mazowe back in 2000 thought they were protected by...
3.4.2017 5:38

Life after Mugabe

For the vast majority of Zimbabweans we have known no other political leader other than Robert...
2.4.2017 12:32

Zimbabwe helps drought-stricken farmers grow more maize

HARARE, ZIMBABWE —In Zimbabwe, a tractor loaded with tobacco arrives at an auction floor in Harare...
31.3.2017 14:04

Traditional Chiefs pursuing partisan politics in Mwenezi East

Ezra Mashindi, a Zanu PF chairperson for Mwenezi East on 24 March told people to gather...
31.3.2017 6:02

Evicted Villagers suffer human rights violations

The Zimbabwe Peace Project is concerned about the dire human rights situation at Manzou farm were...
30.3.2017 9:51

Tempers flare at diamond mining meeting

PENHALONGA – A meeting ended prematurely as tempers flared at TsvingwePrimary School in Penhalonga this afternoon...

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