If ZANU-PF wants to employ civil servants, then the state should tax only ZANU-PF supporters

If ZANU-PF wants to employ civil servants, then the state should tax only ZANU-PF supporters

The just-ended 23rd ZANU-PF National People’s Conference in Chinhoyi produced its fair share of drama.

Zimbabwe’s September Qualifiers Reveal the Difference Between Match and Second-Half Results

Zimbabwe’s September Qualifiers Reveal the Difference Between Match and Second-Half Results

Zimbabwe beat Sierra Leone 3–2 in September 2026 before losing 2–1 to DR Congo. The two qualifiers offer a closer look at late goals and second-half scores

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.

ZESA’s Ambitious Plans for Ending Load Shedding by 2025: A False Hope?

The Zimbabwe Electricity Supply Authority (ZESA) recently made headlines with its ambitious claim to end load shedding by 2025, promising an additional 2,690 MW of power...

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Zimbabwe: Increase levels of load-shedding and further disruptions likely through at least late November /update 2

Higher levels of load shedding and associated disruptions likely in Zimbabwe through at least late November...

Danish firm targets solar boost in blackout Zimbabwe

The CEO of Danish company Renergy Solar praises Zimbabwe’s receptivity to solar but bankability remains an...

COP29: Young people in Zimbabwe call for climate action NOW

In relation to adaptation, young people called for locally-led adaptation, including children's perspectives, particularly those from...

Power deficit or mismanagement: Examining Zimbabwe’s energy crisis and the cost of inaction

Zimbabwe is currently experiencing a severe power generation deficit, producing only 866 MW out of the...

Cowdray Park community takes waste crisis into their own hands

Cowdray Park, Bulawayo’s largest suburb, hosts a vibrant community alongside numerous commercial and industrial facilities. Yet,...

Community rights take center stage at Zimbabwe’s mining indaba

Delegates to the 13th edition of the Zimbabwe Alternative Mining Indaba (ZAMI) have issued a strong...

Mnangagwa: Britain should have compensated us first!

President Emmerson Mnangagwa has stated that Britain should have compensated Zimbabwe before the southern African country...

Mr. Mnangagwa, before talking about colonial reparations, why not pay Gukurahundi reparations first?

In a recent address at State House, Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa renewed his call for former...

Chinese steel plant: Zimbabwe’s economic boon or environmental nightmare?

$1.5 billion plant expected to create 10,000 new jobs, but environmental impact concerns and disputes over...

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