Can God die in a helicopter crash — How Wicknell flew too close to the sun!

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Namib Minerals lands $6.5M loan to advance Zimbabwe mine restart

Namib Minerals lands $6.5M loan to advance Zimbabwe mine restart

What’s the endgame? The company is restarting its Redwing Mine in Zimbabwe under a staged plan published in July 2026. The new funds are earmarked for Step 3, which covers surface exploration drilling and advancing the definitive feasibility study to full bankability.

Wicknell Chivayo, wife among six killed in Marondera helicopter crash

Wicknell Chivayo, wife among six killed in Marondera helicopter crash

Flashy businessman gave away millions of dollars to a disparate range of causes

ConCourt weighs five CAA3 challenges as four cases pulled from roll

ConCourt weighs five CAA3 challenges as four cases pulled from roll

CAA3 changed the method of electing the President from a direct vote by citizens to an election by members of the Senate and National Assembly sitting jointly.

CGAIZ annual conference heads to South Africa for 2026 edition

CGAIZ annual conference heads to South Africa for 2026 edition

The Chartered Governance and Accountancy Institute in Zimbabwe (CGAIZ) flagship annual conference is set to take place from 7 to 10 October 2026 at the Birchwood Hotel & Conference Centre in Boksburg, South Africa. 

16.6.2025 19:01

Gukurahundi hearings to be held in private as media barred

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The long-awaited Gukurahundi hearings, set to begin on June 26, will be conducted strictly in private, with journalists barred from attending and only one victim appearing...
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16.6.2025 18:57

Disgruntled former ZAPU members launch new party

Disgruntled former ZAPU members have launched a new political outfit, the Original ZAPU (O ZAPU), in...
16.6.2025 18:55

Govt pledges Gukurahundi payouts

The government has pledged to compensate victims of the Gukurahundi atrocities as community hearings into the...
16.6.2025 18:11

What happened to the revolutionary spirit in today’s Zimbabwean youth?

Have we become more docile than the fearless generation that came before us?...
16.6.2025 18:04

How Zimbabwe’s Health System Profits From the Dead

A shortage of pathologists and a culture of corruption have made mortuaries sites of extortion and...
16.6.2025 2:08

Africa’s most ‘underrated’ country with breathtaking scenery and iconic landmark

The most "underrated" country in Africa is home to some of the most breath-taking scenery on...
16.6.2025 2:04

View from the Paddock: the threats and challenges of farming in Zimbabwe

The African-esque clashes between "centre pivot guards" and miners....
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Zimbabwe Vigil Diary 14th June 2025

Another virtual Vigil today continues our protest against the human rights abuse and lack of democracy...
15.6.2025 7:40

UK and Zimbabwe prepare to renew relations after decades of hostility

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US Proposes Major New Travel Ban Expansion on Egypt, Tanzania, Zimbabwe, Dominica, Saint Lucia, Bhutan and Thirty Other Countries: Check the Full List

US has proposed a major new expansion of its travel ban policy, targeting Egypt, Tanzania, Zimbabwe,...
15.6.2025 7:08

Even monsters smile, Mr. Tagwirei—Zimbabwe needs more than a ‘humble’ President!

Even the Devil smiles!...
14.6.2025 17:45

Zimbabwe Court Strikes Down Provisions of Repressive Law

‘Patriotic Act’ Violates Citizens’ Rights and Freedoms...
14.6.2025 17:42

Ex-minister Walter Mzembi to spen Court date … Walter Mzembi (in mask) accompanied by officers from the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission arrives at the Harare Magistrates Court on June 14, 2025 (PICTURE/ZBC) Share HARARE – Former foreign affairs minister Walter Mzembi was arrested on Friday and appeared in court on Saturday as prosecutors revealed he had three outstanding arrest warrants. Mzembi will spend the weekend in jail after magistrate Donald Ndirowei postponed the matter to Monday when the former foreign affairs minister will attempt to explain away his absence which stalled his criminal abuse of office trial in 2018. His lawyer Killian Mandike submitted medical documents which he said will prove that Mzembi did not wilfully default, but was in fact undergoing treatment in South Africa. Ndirowei said there was no time to hear arguments over the default, postponing the inquiry to Monday. The former Masvingo South MP, who lost his ministerial job after a military coup that ousted the late Robert Mugabe, is believed to have returned to Zimbabwe on Tuesday last week from Zambia, where he was self-exiled. On Wednesday, Mzembi made efforts to see President Emmerson Mnangagwa but was rebuffed even after arriving at State House, ZimLive understands. He returned to Zambia, returning to the country on Friday after speaking to Mnangagwa by phone, a source said. Mzembi is confident he will win the court’s favour over the administrative warrants, amid indications Zanu PF officials in Masvingo have been heavily lobbying Mnangagwa to allow him to return to the fold. Mzembi had claimed political persecution over his arrest which followed his instructions, as tourism minister, to the Zimbabwe Tourism Authority to buy televisions for fan parks during the 2010 FIFA World Cup hosted by South Africa. At the end of the World Cup, Mzembi donated the televisions to the United Family International Church, founded by prosperity gospel preacher Emmanuel Makandiwa. Mzembi’s trial will be closely watched by other former Mugabe allies who are scattered around the world fearing politically-motivated arrests as Mnangagwa seeks to consolidate control over his fractious Zanu PF party.d weekend in prison after arrest

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