Zimbabweans question Zanu PF push for party influence in public jobs

Zimbabweans question Zanu PF push for party influence in public jobs

Zimbabweans have criticised a Zanu PF resolution directing the government to make sure all candidates seeking employment in public institutions are recommended by the ruling party, warning that the move could undermine merit-based recruitment, equal opportunities and the political neutrality of the civil service.

CDF welcomes withdrawal of charges against Biti, Ncube

The Constitution Defenders Forum (CDF) has welcomed the withdrawal of charges against its leaders Tendai Biti and Morgan Ncube, describing their arrest and prosecution as part of a deliberate strategy to suppress dissent against constitutional changes pursued by the Zanu-PF government.

Zimbabweans returning from South Africa decline, government says

Zimbabweans returning from South Africa decline, government says

The government says 42 553 Zimbabweans have returned from South Africa through state-supported repatriation arrangements as of October 6, 2026, while a further 154 741 have returned independently.

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How ZANU-PF leaders have never been able to ‘coup-proof’ themselves

How ZANU-PF leaders have never been able to ‘coup-proof’ themselves

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Ghana’s Afcon 2025 bid over as four more sides qualify

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Zimbabwe qualify for sixth Africa Cup of Nations finals

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Bulawayo woman jailed 2 years for ‘disciplining’ girl bunking school

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ZLHR condemns eviction of people from ancestral land

ZIMBABWE Lawyers for Human Rights (ZLHR) is greatly dismayed by the obstinate actions of some local...

Colonial powers tried to stifle traditional healing in Zimbabwe. They failed and today it’s a powerful force for treating mental illness

Maja Jakarasi receives funding from the South African National Research Foundation (NRF) and the German Research...

Winds of change don’t blow automatically: Zimbabweans need to fearlessly stand up against oppression

A wave of democratic movements and electoral successes by opposition parties has caused significant disruptions in...

Byo officials unite for urgent flood and fire awareness as rainy season approaches

Bulawayo Police Provincial Spokesperson, Inspector Abednico Ncube, emphasised the campaign’s urgency, stressing the need to prevent...

MP slams ZINWA for leaving unfinished boreholes, drilling ‘holes’ in Byo

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