As droves of Zimbabweans return home from South Africa in a wave of deportations and anti-immigrant sentiment, health experts warn that disruptions to HIV treatment
Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa has defended the constitutional amendments that extend his presidency until 2030, insisting the changes were the result of a “collective decision” rather than his personal ambition, even though he had previously pledged to leave office in 2028.
Bulawayo City Council says the city’s water-shedding programme is a major cause of recurring sewage overflows and water pipe bursts, with the ageing network unable to withstand repeated interruptions to water supply.
A Bulawayo legislator has tabled a motion in Parliament urging the government to significantly reduce the cost of validating old title deeds and extend the programme’s deadline by at least two years, warning that thousands of Zimbabweans risk exclusion because they cannot afford the process.
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Cricket administrator Peter Chingoka - banned from Britain.
ANALYSIS
Cricket's darkest hour
The mishandling...
Logan Cup kicks off
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BY GRACE CHIRUMANZU
MUTARE
Skippered by Hamilton Masakadza, the Westerns clashed...
Mass action is ill-advised
Two MDCs and Makoni should speak with one voice
BY MUSA NYASA
by John Makumbe.
The people of Zimbabwe have indeed, spoken loud and clear. They have told...
