Zimbabwean court acquits journalist of hostility towards president

A Zimbabwean High Court has acquitted a prominent journalist who spent nearly a year on trial over a satirical article critical of President Emmerson Mnangagwa, her legal team said on Monday.

The politics of land use change over 25 years in Zimbabwe

The politics of land use change over 25 years in Zimbabwe

The gaze from space is very seductive. Satellite image analysis seems to dominate land use systems science these days and certainly the technologies available have far outstripped the careful analysis of air photos with optical steroscopes and chinagraph pencils.

BCC encourages walking and vehicle sharing to ease traffic congestion

BCC encourages walking and vehicle sharing to ease traffic congestion

Bulawayo residents have been encouraged to walk and share vehicles to ease traffic congestion and reduce carbon emissions in the city, with the local authority arguing that the central business district is compact enough to navigate on foot.

Church leaders who continue asking us to pray for our oppressors are complicit in Zimbabweans’ suffering

Church leaders who continue asking us to pray for our oppressors are complicit in Zimbabweans’ suffering

It is tragedy when those expected to bring light become merchants of darkness.

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Operation Maguta castigated

The Zimbabwe National Army’s Operation Maguta is nothing but Zanu (PF)’s calculated move to maintain the...

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Benjani returns to scoring form

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Match-fixing: Zifa protests to CAF

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Warriors leave for Cape Verde battle

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CUT boost ahead of World Cup

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Kapini racing to get fit

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Villagers refuse to move

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A way to say sorry

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