Zimbabwe Vigil Diary 1st August 2026

Once again Vigil activists met outside the Zimbabwe Embassy in London to continue our protest against the human rights abuse and lack of democracy in Zimbabwe perpetrated by ZANU PF

Still No Accountability for Zimbabwe’s 2018 Abuses

End Culture of Impunity; Implement Commission’s Recommendations

Zimbabwe Probes Russian War Recruiting Schemes

At least 18 Zimbabweans have been killed in Russia’s war on Ukraine

New voters’ roll to borrow from old

The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) will be using data from the old voters’ roll to compile a new register, says the commission’s chairperson Rita Makarau....

Farmers refuse to budge

Farmers have hit back at government’s plans to repossess all unproductive land, arguing that all multiple...

Land reform still unclear 15 years on

The controversial land “reform” programme was not only marred by casualties but benchmarked the demise of...

Ex-mayor drags city council to court

Ex-Mutare mayor, Brian James, has sued the struggling Mutare City Council in the High Court for...

Rare lightning bolt hits Mutare

An international journal has published a photograph of a rare lightning strike over Zimbabwe taken by...

Anthology celebrates Zimbabwean poets

‘amaBooks publishers will launch an anthology of poetry, entitled Textures, by two of Zimbabwe’s foremost poets,...

Zanu (PF) thugs torture MDC-T supporter

Tawanda Godo, 28, has been severely tortured by Zanu (PF) goons in the capital city’s high...

AU’s Ebola response system hailed

Africa University (AU), which has a high number of foreign students, pioneered the country’s Ebola rapid...

MDC Renewal team to approach ConCourt over parly expulsions

MDC MPs whose seats were today ruled vacant for joining a political outfit called United Movement...

Tough times for print media sector

The Zimbabwean print media industry continues to face acute problems, amid fresh revelations that one national...

Lack of clarity stymies diamond merger

The government’s plan to merge diamond mining companies at the Marange fields lacks clarity and could...

EU will not give money to govt

The European Union will not pay any money directly to the Zimbabwean government as it is...

Zim loses $12 billion to multinationals

Zimbabwe has lost an estimated $12 billion through illegal trade involving multinational companies from rich countries...

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