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

Majority no longer buy bread say bakers

Most people can no longer afford to buy the standard size loaf of bread and there is urgent need for government to revise legislation to allow...

VP’s comments offensive

Zimbabwe will only change when we have new leaders who have a value system that respects...

Tracing Mugabe’s fall

President Robert Mugabe’s fall last week on his return from Ethiopia where he had just been...

Discovering Fire

A power cut on a winter’s night! That is unusual in the part of the world...

Hondo isingaperi

The war between the powerful and the people continues, with all the old colonial campaigns against...

ZEC must explain itself

There will be two by-elections next month to replace Emmerson Mnangagwa and Joice Mujuru....

PSL Round-up

Will 2015 be the year of the gold miners? This could the most-asked question in the...

Chelsea look to run away with trophy

With 14 games remaining before end of the season, Chelsea were 12 points clear on the...

All set for ICC World Cup

The International Cricket Council World Cup roars into life on Saturday, but Zimbabwe will only begin...

Nkatha in the spotlight

Zimbabwean striker Kingstone Nkatha is in the spotlight as the Absa Premiership enters the home stretch....

Social media to improve service delivery

Headmen, society leaders, councilors and citizens in Mashonaland West have been shown how to use various...

Youth forms Trust to help people with disabilities

Tonderai Magaya, 24, has founded Dandare Arts Development Trust to harness the skills of neglected people...

Violence victims demand peace commission

Menard Ushe remains consumed by grief and betrayal almost seven years after he lost his home...

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