Is It Time for Zimbabwe to Tell Its Own Ancient History Through Film?

Zimbabwean cinema finally has the chance to get wider attention thanks to streaming platforms making films accessible to people around the world.

How does NSSA expect pensioners to survive on $90 a month?

How does NSSA expect pensioners to survive on $90 a month?

Zimbabwe’s elderly population remains among the most neglected in the nation.

If the current home demolitions occurred under colonial rule, today’s leaders would call them atrocities

If the current home demolitions occurred under colonial rule, today’s leaders would call them atrocities

There is no rest for the weary.

Building a Credit Record in South Africa as a Foreign Worker

A reader wrote to us in September with a question we hear in some form every month: does a work permit give you a credit record in South Africa, or does the whole system quietly close itself off? The short answer is no.

As Zimbabwe Expands Solar Power, Women No Longer Have to Give Birth by Candlelight

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HARARE, Zimbabwe – As she opened and shut the doors of four giant refrigerators inside a dispensary at Budiriro Polyclinic in the capital of Harare, the nurse beamed.

7.5.2008 21:22

Zanu squabbles as plot accusations fly

Zanu squabbles as plot accusations fly
BY PINDAI DUBE
GWANDA
Infighting in the Zanu (PF) camp has led to ructions in Matabeleland South, where some senior party officials have been accused...
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7.5.2008 21:21

Top officials could be prosecuted for torture

JOHANNESBURG
South Africa's National Prosecuting Authority has been asked to prosecute 18 top Zimbabwe security...
7.5.2008 21:21

Lawyers say security forces could face court

BY STAFF REPORTER
HARARE
Attacks on teachers are worsening the flood of professionals out of...
7.5.2008 21:20

Police beat protestors, assault bystanders

BY STAFF REPORTER
BULAWAYO
Around 60 members of Women of Zimbabwe Arise (WOZA) needed medical...
7.5.2008 21:20

Drip feeding

Turning into College Road by the university this morning I noticed a new bill board: SPEED...
7.5.2008 21:20

There will be justice – eventually

Dear Family and Friends,
In the five weeks while ZEC were 'verifying' some two and a...
7.5.2008 21:19

Things can only get better – and they do!

Caption - Hawkes Bay District Health Board manager,...
7.5.2008 21:19

Teachers fall victim to rural violence

Schools crisis deepens as staff flee reported reign of terror by government loyalists.
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7.5.2008 21:18

Zim elections – a laughing stock

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Zimbabwe's extended electoral process has become a laughing stock. Tune in to...
7.5.2008 21:17

Zimbabwe Vigil Diary May 3, 2008

Members of Restoration of Human Rights in Zimbabwe (ROHR) were at the Vigil in force this...
7.5.2008 21:17

South Africa to send team for run-off

Violence in Zimbabwe is to be investigated by a South African team, President Thabo Mbeki has...
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Press restrictions squeezed tighter for run-off

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BULAWAYO
Accreditation of foreign journalists hoping to cover the presidential run-off is...
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Baby beaten unconscious, says report

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