From Constitutionalist To Constitutional Coup: The Unravelling Of Mnangagwa’s Promise

From Constitutionalist To Constitutional Coup: The Unravelling Of Mnangagwa’s Promise

In February 2025, President Emmerson Mnangagwa sat with editors at State House and made a promise that resonated across the nation. He said: “I’m very clear that I have two terms, and these terms are very definite, and I am so democratic. When they come to an end, I will step aside and my party will elect my successor”.

Zulu king to meet Mnangagwa over SA anti-immigrant tensions

Zulu king to meet Mnangagwa over SA anti-immigrant tensions

Regional conference proposed for Victoria Falls to address migration and free trade

Declare Lake Chivero Pollution A National Disaster – CHRA

Declare Lake Chivero Pollution A National Disaster – CHRA

The Combined Harare Residents Association (CHRA) says the worsening pollution in Lake Chivero should be declared a state of national disaster, warning that the environmental crisis has reached alarming levels.

An upper middle-income economy doesn’t guarantee prosperity – Zimbabweans are being sold a dummy

An upper middle-income economy doesn’t guarantee prosperity – Zimbabweans are being sold a dummy

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78,000 Zimbabweans return home from South Africa, exodus continues

78,000 Zimbabweans return home from South Africa, exodus continues

Inter-ministerial committee sets up at Beitbridge to aid processing of returnees

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Health disaster looms

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Health disaster looms




HARARE
The majority of the clinics in Harare are temporarily closed and only helpful to those coming...
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War vets punished


HARARE
Some 350 veterans of Zimbabwe's liberation struggle who snubbed a recent meeting held in Masvingo requiring...
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SA battles to protect investment in Zim


BY TRUST MATSILELE
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South African president, Thabo Mbeki, is believed to be planning to meet president Robert...
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Thriving black market keeps economy afloat




Money-changers are among the few people...
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9 generators break down

HARARE - At least nine power generators owned by the embattled power utility Zimbabwe Electricity Supply...
12.7.2007 0:00

Farmers fed-up with CFU

HARARE - Fireworks are expected at the Commercial Farmers Union (CFU) congress amid reports the executive...
12.7.2007 0:00

Fee shock for uni students


BULAWAYO - Thousands of university students are set to drop out of their institutions following shocking...
12.7.2007 0:00

No request for food aid – WFP

BULAWAYO - Warned of a gripping food crisis by monitoring agencies the Zimbabwe government has not...
12.7.2007 0:00

Transformation of ZBC critical to free and fair elections


The question of equitable and equal access to the public media is central and critical to...
12.7.2007 0:00

Voter registration update

Registration turnout high despite cost, setbacks
The Zimbabwe Election Support Network, (ZESN) is observing the ongoing mobile...

12.7.2007 0:00

Business as usual? – no way

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I hope nobody thinks that next week will be business as usual. This week the...
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Egrets

One of the commonest sights in this part of the world is the white fudzamombe (egret)...
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Jambanja in the supermarket


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