CAB3 passage sparks debate over Zimbabwe’s democratic future

CAB3 passage sparks debate over Zimbabwe’s democratic future

Zimbabwe’s Parliament has passed the contentious Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3 (CAB3), triggering renewed debate over whether the proposed changes will strengthen governance or erode democratic accountability.

Anti-migrant myths that have been allowed to fester in South Africa

Anti-migrant myths that have been allowed to fester in South Africa

Rising xenophobia is fuelled by narratives that woefully and wilfully misrepresent SA’s socio-economic problems and immigration and refugee law, writesAimée-Noël Mbiyozo in ISS Today.

The Tail Lying In The Leaves

The Tail Lying In The Leaves

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Zimbabweans Fleeing SA Xenophobia Allowed One Duty-free Car, Household Goods

Zimbabweans Fleeing SA Xenophobia Allowed One Duty-free Car, Household Goods

Zimbabweans returning home amid renewed xenophobic attacks in South Africa will be allowed to bring personal effects, household goods and one vehicle into the country duty-free under an immigrants’ rebate.

Does anti-foreigner hatred pay? Do digital platforms profit?

Does anti-foreigner hatred pay? Do digital platforms profit?

Digital platforms are not passive hosts of content. They have become creator economies in which attention is systematically converted into income, and content that provokes outrage, fear or anger often proves to be among the most lucrative.

11.11.2011 14:02

Top model forms Cancer Trust Fund

Zimbabwean model, Teurai Chanakira, has formed the Elizabeth Chanakira Cancer Trust Fund in honour of her late mother. Elizabeth died in December last year after more...
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11.11.2011 13:59

Combine Harvesters shortage hampers wheat harvest

Most wheat farmers in Matabeleland North have not finished harvesting their crop, owing to a serious...
11.11.2011 13:59

Parents outraged as govt threatens to shut illegal colleges

The government says it will shut down illegal colleges amid indications that only 131 colleges are...
11.11.2011 13:55

Uproar over protective clothing sets health time bomb

Industrial action by local council workers has paralysed key operations in the city and roused the...
11.11.2011 13:51

Kwekwe residents take Chombo to High Court

Locals led by MDC-T’s Kwekwe Central House of Assembly Member Blessing Chebundo, have instituted legal proceedings...
11.11.2011 13:49

Air Force auctions Dakotas

The Air Force of Zimbabwe has put on sale its fleet of seven DC-3 Dakota aircraft...
11.11.2011 13:41

I will deal with Eddie Cross: Mpofu

Mines and Mining Development minister Obert Mpofu has said the motion sent to Cabinet to nationalise...
11.11.2011 13:05

SA deportees go home

Zimbabweans being deported from South Africa are opting to go home using transport provided by the...
11.11.2011 13:00

Graduates take menial jobs

Teererai Mubayiwa’s dream of becoming an accountant were realised in 2006 when he was capped by...
11.11.2011 12:57

Should social, economic and cultural rights be protected?

The first generation of human rights, which were the first to be recognised in international law,...
11.11.2011 12:52

Malema's home celebrates his fall

The Limpopo Province, home to axed ANC Youth League, has welcomed the five-year ban of the...
11.11.2011 12:43

Reflections after my 39th arrest

My name is Jenni Williams, national coordinator of Women of Zimbabwe Arise (WOZA). I am persecuted...
11.11.2011 11:30

Buffaloes FC upbeat

Buffaloes FC who were recently promoted back into the PSL league after a decade, have vowed...

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