Treasury denies ‘spending spree’ as OPC blows budget by 143 percent

OPC spent ZiG17.18 billion in the first half of the year – almost 80 percent more than the health ministry

Mr. Maponga, royalty cannot simply be dished out like GD6s!

Mr. Maponga, royalty cannot simply be dished out like GD6s!

The circus continues in the land south of the Zambezi.

Anti-migrant violence triggers trauma and medical emergency on the South Africa-Zimbabwe border

Anti-migrant violence triggers trauma and medical emergency on the South Africa-Zimbabwe border

People fleeing violence and harassment sparked by anti-migrant protests in South Africa need medical care and protection. MSF is providing treatment to people traumatised and displaced at the border towns of Musina and Beitbridge.

Reason, logic and facts die when we clash with populists over migration

Reason, logic and facts die when we clash with populists over migration

The solid arguments against anti-migrant sentiment are being drowned out by the voices of populists. A new conversation has to have empathy for the masses without pandering to xenophobic tendencies, and without giving up on the facts.

ZANU PF Sweeps 4 Council By-Elections

ZANU PF Sweeps 4 Council By-Elections

ZANU PF has won all four council by-elections held on Saturday, 1 August 2026, in Victoria Falls and Mutare, with official results showing that divided independent candidates handed the ruling party victory in three of the four wards.

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Former civil servants live like squatters

Over 200 families residing in appalling community blocks in the city’s oldest suburb of Mtapa, have accused government of neglecting their housing crisis since 1980....
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4.2.2015 8:43

Chinese firm disowns villagers

Chinese diamond mining firm Anjin Investments says it no longer has anything to do with the...
4.2.2015 8:38

War vets frustrated by land reform

Despite spearheading the fast track land redistribution exercise, war veterans still face challenges in producing from...
4.2.2015 8:30

Science teacher crisis hits hard

There are 1,500 vacant posts for mathematics, physics, chemistry and biology teachers at primary and secondary...
4.2.2015 8:26

Basket weavers in search of markets

A group of women from five basket weaving communities are showcasing their wares at the Basket...
4.2.2015 8:18

Young farmers strategise

The Federation of Young Farmers Clubs Zimbabwe is building on strategies adopted in 2014 to enhance...
4.2.2015 8:07

Coffee sector suffers from land reform aftermath

Coffee used to be Zimbabwe’s third biggest agricultural export and fourth most productive cash crop after...
4.2.2015 8:05

Khupe in tribal storm

MDC-T Vice President Thokozani Khupe has been accused of fanning tribalism and division in the party...
4.2.2015 7:55

Grace sucked into Pentecostal church wars

President Robert Mugabe’s wife Grace has been sucked into Pentecostal church wars amid revelations that she...
4.2.2015 7:45

Amnesty slams abuse of flood victims

President Robert Mugabe used violence, harassment and a deliberate restriction of humanitarian aid to coerce some...
3.2.2015 19:21

Privatisation of hospital services angers residents

Tension is building among residents over the ongoing privatisation of services at the Chitungwiza Referral Hospital....
3.2.2015 19:18

Mugabe to go East for another op

President Robert Mugabe’s prostate cancer reportedly needs constant attention and he is likely to return to...
3.2.2015 19:17

SA embassy fails to cope

Hundreds of Zimbabweans who applied for work, study and residence permits have slammed the South African...

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