Zimbabwe Vigil Diary 1st August 2026

Once again Vigil activists met outside the Zimbabwe Embassy in London to continue our protest against the human rights abuse and lack of democracy in Zimbabwe perpetrated by ZANU PF

Still No Accountability for Zimbabwe’s 2018 Abuses

End Culture of Impunity; Implement Commission’s Recommendations

Zimbabwe Probes Russian War Recruiting Schemes

At least 18 Zimbabweans have been killed in Russia’s war on Ukraine

“Victory for democracy” says Chamisa

BY STAFF REPORTER
HARARE
Lovemore Moyo, National Chairman of the Movement for Democratic Change and a veteran of the liberation war, has won the vote...

Terrified rape victims speak out at last

More cases of abuse emerge
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Nothing will change unless Mugabe goes – SA refugees

BY WILF MBANGA
JOHANNESBURG - They sleep wherever they can, however they can....

UK firms reject voluntary code on Zimbabwe

JOHANNESBURG - The British government's attempt to persuade UK based corporations to adopt a seven-point voluntary...

Mushore acquitted

BY STAFF REPORTER
HARARE - James Mushore, director of the National Merchant Bank, has been acquitted...

Zim artist up for prize

BY BETHANY MORRISON
LONDON - Artist Paul Brandford's painting entitled 'The Clothes Show' has been short...

‘Hunger season’ looms for 8 million

 HARARE -  The Famine Early Warning System Network (FEWS NET) reports that recently concluded vulnerability assessments...

Speaker could block reconvening of Parliament

BY VIOLET GONDA
HARARE - This week's election of an MDC Speaker of Parliament could...

PASSOP Watch

CAPE TOWN - I would like congratulate Brian Dzingai who has gone further in the Olympic...

Letter from home

Supermarkets close doors
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Pulling the house down

BY MAGARI MANDEBVU
People ask why the SADC leaders continue to back our old man....

It’s all women, passion and skill in Weaver Press’s latest anthology

Title:  Women Writing Zimbabwe Author:  Various (edited by Irene Staunton) Publisher: Weaver Press, Harare, Zimbabwe ISBN: ...

Shimmer Chinodya’s ‘Strife’

A dialogue on Zimbabwean masculinity
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