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.

HIGH COURT STOPS ALLUVIAL MINING OPERATIONS IN PENHALONGA

A ZIMBABWEAN court has ordered some miners to immediately cease carrying out alluvial mining operations in Penhalonga in Manicaland province, following a landmark challenge filed by...

Residents win US$38 000 compensation over COVID-19 national lockdown brutality

FOUR AGGRIEVED Shurugwi residents are set to receive close to US$40 000 after a judicial officer...

Taking uncertainty seriously in disaster preparedness and response

The news is full of disasters: droughts, floods, earthquakes, volcanoes, tsunamis, chemical spills and more. They...

In Fight Against Leprosy, A Catholic Center In Zimbabwe Assists Those Afflicted With The Disease

Zimbabwe’s Mutemwa Leprosy Care Centre is home to 34 patients living with an array of deadly...

Zimbabwe Vigil Diary 5th October 2024

A disrupted Vigil today because of the pro-Palestine protests in London. Vigil activist Patricia Masamba attempted...

DUDU MANHENGA in concert: LIVE!

On Friday 11 October, the afrojazz performer and composer Dudu Manhenga returns to the live stage with...

The ravaging of Zimbabwe: How Chinese mining companies are destroying the environment

Yesterday, I received quite some disturbing and unsettling pictures from one of my readers....

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Scaling fodder innovations to improve livestock productivity in Zimbabwe’s semi-arid regions

The LIPS Zimbabwe project boosts livestock productivity and climate resilience by introducing drought-tolerant fodder crops and...

The Strategic Nature of the Port of Beira

I have just visited the Port of Beira for the first time in 34 years....

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Marriage is the subject of our readings this Sunday and one, who has not married, might...

ZiG’s false promise: Debunking the gold-backed myth

Some of us said it from day one, but we were accused of being ‘prophets of...

Zimbabwe softens stance on local lithium processing after price collapse

HARARE,Oct 3 (Reuters) - Zimbabwe has softened its requirements for lithium miners to process the mineral...

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