Understanding opposition capture in Zimbabwe: not all political bribes happen in public

Understanding opposition capture in Zimbabwe: not all political bribes happen in public

Political co-optation is rarely a blunt instrument, yet public commentary often treats it as one. 

United against polio: Zimbabwe strengthens regional immunity through synchronized vaccination

Harare, Zimbabwe – July 2026 – Zimbabwe has successfully completed three rounds of synchronized vaccination campaigns using the novel oral polio vaccine type 2 (nOPV2) as part of a coordinated Southern African response to prevent the re-establishment of circulating vaccine-derived poliovirus type 2 (cVDPV2).

Immigrants contribute 9% of GDP but blamed for SA’s failures – ISS report

Immigrants contribute 9% of GDP but blamed for SA’s failures – ISS report

A report by the Institute for Security Studies and the University of Johannesburg, which refutes several widespread anti-immigrant claims, says the real causes of social ills in South Africa are poor governance and corruption, not immigration.

Are Zimbabweans the easiest people to exploit?

Are Zimbabweans the easiest people to exploit?

Demanding our rights doesn’t make us haters.

Is Zimbabwe cursed by its mineral wealth?

Is Zimbabwe cursed by its mineral wealth?

There is a cruel irony embedded deep within the soil of Zimbabwe.

10.2.2009 7:43

ESCOM tariffs raised by 54%

ESCOM tariffs raised by 54%
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10.2.2009 7:35

South Africa: IEC ordered to allow citizens living abroad to vote

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10.2.2009 7:28

Lawyer's departure leaves Munyama trial in limbo

THE fraud and theft trial of the Namibian Broadcasting Corporation's former Director General, Gerry Munyama, is...
10.2.2009 7:24

MPs say life unbearable as living costs skyrocket

Members of Parliament have expressed concern over the increasing costs of living, saying government statements that...
10.2.2009 7:22

UK demands visas as SA fails safe passport test

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10.2.2009 7:17

One million security guards to protect albinos

The Tanzania Security Industry Association (TSIA) has announced that it will deploy one million security guards...
10.2.2009 7:17

Duty-free goods gazetted

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10.2.2009 7:13

There's no maize shortage – GTAZ

THE Grain Traders Association of Zambia (GTAZ) says it has over 90,000 metric tonnes (MT) stocks...
10.2.2009 7:09

Q&A: ‘An Opportunity to Do Things Differently’

Stanley Kwenda interviews THERESA MUGADZA, Feminist Political Education Project
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10.2.2009 6:58

Mugabe fires governors

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10.2.2009 6:53

UK: Some won’t need visa yet

Cape Town - Citing the need to "strengthen its borders", the United Kingdom on Monday announced...
10.2.2009 6:47

The West’s next move in Zimbabwe

A sliver of light is shining in Zimbabwe, once a star nation in Africa that's been...
10.2.2009 6:45

Mutambara set to pick Coltart for Education Minister

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