Zimbabwe goes hungry as crops wither amid El Nino drought

Zimbabwe goes hungry as crops wither amid El Nino drought

BUHERA, Zimbabwe (Reuters) – Residents of the Zimbabwean village of Buhera stood in groups at a primary school waiting to be called by name to receive life-saving handouts of grain, peas and cooking oil.

Mnangagwa nominates controversial prosecutor Michael Reza for ZACC job

Mnangagwa nominates controversial prosecutor Michael Reza for ZACC job

Reza’s name sent to parliament’s Committee on Standing Rules and Orders to check his suitability

“Looters of public funds should be dealt with” says Reward Kangai

“Looters of public funds should be dealt with” says Reward Kangai

Former NetOne boss Reward Kangai has implored the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) to take decisive action against looters of public funds.

Teachers declare strike in protest over paltry US$20 wage hike

Teachers declare strike in protest over paltry US$20 wage hike

‘No teacher should report for duty from Wednesday 20 March 2024 to Friday 22 March 2024’ – FOZEU declares

The politics of Zimbabwe’s land reform: winners and losers

The politics of Zimbabwe’s land reform: winners and losers

The political debates about the rights and wrongs of Zimbabwe’s land reform continue to occupy many.

Rushwaya’s legacy woes haunt ZBC

THE Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation (ZBC) is grappling with serious management challenges linked to Helliate Rushwaya — the newly appointed board chair — during her tenure as...

Chiefs receive vehicles as the third-term bid gathers pace

THE dolling out of top-of-the-range all-terrain vehicles to 100 chiefs from across the country by the...

Police Block CCC From Holding A Rally In Mkoba North

Police in Gweru have blocked the opposition CCC party from holding a rally in Mkoba North...

ZANU PF Wins Two Council Seats In 09 March By-elections

The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) has announced the results of two by-elections that were held on...

Happy smiling African children: why school tourism in Zimbabwe shouldn’t be encouraged

A school tour often sits within the itinerary of a tour of southern Africa, or alongside...

Education is Designed to Keep the Poor Poor

In our country's society, education is often viewed as the ultimate pathway to success and wealth...

Open Committee Meetings : Monday 11th & Tuesday 12th March

PARLIAMENTARY COMMITTEES SERIES 4/2024...

Both Houses Will Continue Sitting on Tuesday 12th March

BILL WATCH 7/2024...

The Myth of Zimbabwe’s Sovereignty

Zimbabwe, a once-promising nation held high on a pedestal of African independence, now finds itself trapped...

Hamilton Masakadza Steps Down as Zimbabwe Cricket Director After T20 World Cup Setback

Hamilton Masakadza, former Zimbabwe batting allrounder and Director of Cricket of Zimbabwe Cricket (ZC), tendered his...

US condemns deportation of aid workers

The US has accused Zimbabwe of harassing, detaining and deporting several of its nationals who were...

And now the good news

‘Bad news is good news, good news is no news, and no news is bad news.’ I do not know who...

Unilateral sanctions are NOT illegal!

It was so laughable listening to information minister Jenfan Muswere fuming over US targeted sanctions on...

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