The president doesn’t need to be protected, Mr. Mliswa, but held accountable by citizens

The president doesn’t need to be protected, Mr. Mliswa, but held accountable by citizens

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

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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

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UK pledges $5.5m to boost Zim’s demining efforts

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The UK government has committed an additional USD 5.5 million to support landmine clearance in Zimbabwe’s Mashonaland East and Mashonaland Central provinces....
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Fake doctor busted after prescription of Lacto, grapes and cucumber

Imposter also deceived fellow workers by strutting in hospital corridors with stethoscope hanged around his neck...
19.9.2024 0:35

Mandatory radio licence Bill goes to parliament after cabinet approval

Ministers hope to raise US$74 million for ZBC annually, but critics say biased public broadcaster should...
19.9.2024 0:31

Businessman files complaint against Harare magistrate for ‘gross bias’

Says court bungled driving certificate forgery trial involving his employee...
19.9.2024 0:28

An ancient African tree is providing a new ‘superfood’ but local harvesters are barely surviving

The baobab tree is known as the “tree of life” and its fruit is feeding a...
18.9.2024 11:19

Let’s remove our car radios rather than fund an anti-people broadcaster!

So, the Government of Zimbabwe is adamant with its unfair car radio policy....
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Where’s the gold, Mr. Mnangagwa?

There was much hype when the RBZ (Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe) introduced a new currency on...
17.9.2024 9:08

Anthrax in Zimbabwe: Caused by Oppression, Worsened by Climate Change

First used as a bioweapon four decades ago, anthrax outbreaks continue to worsen as the country...
16.9.2024 22:00

“Dexter Nduna Did Not Graduate… Anyone Can Buy And Wear A Gown”

Former Chegutu West MP Dexter Nduna (ZANU PF) did not graduate with a law degree from...
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What is safe for whom? Negotiating new technologies under conditions of uncertainty

In the regulation of new technologies, the questions of what is safe for whom are always...
16.9.2024 20:55

Zimbabwe ruling party calls for constitutional amendment to extend president’s term

Constitutional amendments are possible worldwide, and Zimbabwe’s Second Republic may follow suit to meet its expectations,...
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Spotlight on Zimbabwe and Nicole Chabata for International Day of Democracy

Today, 15 September 2024, is International Day of Democracy. ACTSA stands in solidarity with pro-democracy campaigners,...

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