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

I want her back

Dear Aunty Lisa...

Iron woman journalist challenges newsroom abuse

Edinah Masanga is a hardened journalist who has resolved to stop all forms of abuse of...

Couple gives hope to single mothers

Before Diana married Garry Jones in Bulawayo in 1984, she already harboured the idea of starting...

Chaos at embassy attracts tricksters

Confusion over the renewal and application for South African work permits and other documents has spawned...

Epworth arson victim goes to school

An child victim of arson has been sent to a secondary boarding school in Masvingo by...

HIV patients shun local ARVs for black market ‘imported ones’

Thousands of people living with HIV are shunning local anti-retroviral drugs (ARVs) in favour of imported...

No sympathy for Mutasa et al

Kahlil Gibran reminds us in his book The Prophet that we must first destroy the throne...

Opposition clueless as nation bleeds

Zimbabwe’s political opposition—particularly Morgan Tsvangirai’s MDC—is extremely disappointing. It does not seem to have a single...

A small victory

Sometime last week, a kombi from Mbare made a rather more complex than usual set of...

We want electoral reforms now

There will be by-elections in Mount Darwin and Chirumanzu-Zibagwe on March 27 to replace Emmerson Mnangagwa...

Mujuru’s deafening silence

From October to December, Grace Mugabe repeatedly attacked Joice Mujuru, who seemed content in her position...

Mugabe spits on Chimurenga

But Mutasa reminds his comrades that ‘one man one vote’ was the central theme of the...

Mutasa strikes back

When Robert Mugabe summoned 12 000 people to his farcical ‘elective congress,’ at which he ratified...

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