Demanding excise duty on second-hand vehicle transfers exposes government’s thirst for Zimbabweans’ blood

Demanding excise duty on second-hand vehicle transfers exposes government’s thirst for Zimbabweans’ blood

The Zimbabwean government has long perfected the art of milking blood from a stone. 

If no strong action is taken against Chatunga Mugabe, then he will soon face a terrible end

If no strong action is taken against Chatunga Mugabe, then he will soon face a terrible end

There is a tragic predictability to the trajectory of children who grow up under the blinding canopy of absolute power. 

Are economic hardships forcing Zimbabweans to keep following charlatans parading as prophets?

Are economic hardships forcing Zimbabweans to keep following charlatans parading as prophets?

We must tackle this issue head-on.

Cabinet claws back ZIMSEC exam subsidy, leaving many parents to pay in full from 2027

Cabinet claws back ZIMSEC exam subsidy, leaving many parents to pay in full from 2027

‘The current subsidy … helps everyone, including families who can afford to pay’

Sonja Madzikanda agrees arrangement to co-execute Chivayo’s estate

Sonja Madzikanda agrees arrangement to co-execute Chivayo’s estate

Master of High Court set to approve negotiated plan

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Letter from America

But there is a broader issue that focuses on the long-term implications of the US policy...
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A letter with teeth


BY ARKMORE KARI
During the height of Moi's dictatorship in Kenya in 1998, Reverend Timothy Njoya used...
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Txt yr Tips

Results please
We are now in March and still O-Level results are not yet released. VaChigwedere go...

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John Makumbe

Reduced to Stone Age scavengers
For most Zimbabweans, the year 2006 was harsh. The economy continued to...
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ZimArts: The Artists


BY KJW
Paul Lunga
In Zimbabwe, Paul Lunga is known as the undisputed "king of jazz horns". Born...

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Jurists demand return to rule of law


The International Commission of Jurists (ICJ) on Monday condemned the harassment of lawyers in Zimbabwe and...
14.6.2007 0:00

Strike hits asylum seekers


Thousands of Zimbabwean asylum seekers have been left stranded at Marabastad Home Affairs office for refugees...
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NCA geared for rolling campaigns

Over 500 Zimbabweans recently attended the first meeting of the National Constitutional Assembly's South Africa desk....
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Zuma worried about Zim media

The African National Congress's vice president, Jacob Zuma said he backed the World Association of Newspapers'...
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CIO beefs up protection of chef’s kids in SA


The Zimbabwean Central Intelligence Organisation has beefed up its security on senior government officials and their...

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