Bellarmine Mugabe granted bail after two nights in custody

Bellarmine Mugabe granted bail after two nights in custody

Former Zimbabwean president Robert Mugabe’s son, Bellarmine Chatunga Mugabe, and his four robbery and assault co-accused have each been granted bail of $100 (approximately R1 655).

Bringing Nutrition Closer to Home for Families in Domboramwari and Overspill, Epworth, Zimbabwe

Bringing Nutrition Closer to Home for Families in Domboramwari and Overspill, Epworth, Zimbabwe

“I used to think healthy food was only for families with money,” she explained. “Now I know how to combine the foods I already have at home to make balanced meals for my children.”

Bulawayo residents face 50% tariff hike, new levies in 2027

Bulawayo residents face 50% tariff hike, new levies in 2027

The City of Bulawayo has adopted a US$440.6 million budget for 2027, featuring a 50% general tariff increase and new monthly levies on property owners and businesses to finance road rehabilitation, public lighting and disaster preparedness.

Ziyambi defends schools’ use of debt collectors over unpaid fees

Ziyambi defends schools’ use of debt collectors over unpaid fees

Minister of Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs Ziyambi Ziyambi has defended schools’ use of debt collectors to recover outstanding fees, saying parents have a responsibility to meet their financial obligations but learners should not be penalised for their failure to pay.

President Tsvangirai calls for united front

President Tsvangirai calls for united front

President Tsvangirai calls for united frontPresident Morgan Tsvangirai on Saturday called for a united front of all democratic forces as...

WOZA activists released on $5 million bail

WOZA activists released on $5 million bailIn a surprising turnaround, the two WOZA activists
were taken...

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Lisbon Declaration - meaningless
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Zimbabwe Vigil Diary – 7-9 December 2007

LISBON AND LONDON
A Vigil team of about 30 grabbed the attention of the media during...

Australian government to open school for Zim refugees

PRETORIA - The Australian Government is planning to start two schools for Zimbabwean asylum-seekers and refugees...

Taps flow again – but for how long?

BULAWAYO - Strict water rationing was relaxed in Bulawayo this week after the city's reservoirs were...

Government manipulates constitution to stay in power

JOHANNESBURG - Special rapporteur on Freedom of Expression in Africa, Pansy Tlakula, has accused the Zimbabwean...

Torture and abuse uncovered by international doctors

A group of foreign doctors and researchers, who secretly travelled to Zimbabwe earlier this year, found...

State-owned meat processor close to collapse

HARARE - State-owned meat processor Cold Storage Commission (CSC) could soon collapse without funds of Z$5.4...

Mugabe refuses to purge dissenters

HARARE - President Robert Mugabe has ruled out purging dissenting Zanu (PF) officials who opposed his...

Zimbabweans in exile need right to vote

JOHANNESBURG - Zimbabweans in exile are calling host governments to pressure President Mugabe into accepting their...

ZESA can’t afford to bill customers, but still cuts them off

HARARE - Zimbabwe's power utility company, the Zimbabwe Electricity Supply Authority (ZESA), says it has embarked...

Sentamu cuts up clerical collar in Mugabe protest

YORK - Church of England archbishop John Sentamu has cut up his clerical collar in a...

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