Zimbabwe arrests man over recruitment for Russian army

Zimbabwe arrests man over recruitment for Russian army

Zimbabwe’s counter-terrorism police said on Monday they had arrested and charged a man with recruiting five people to join the Russian army.

Zimbabwe Vigil Diary 27th June 2026

Zimbabwe Vigil Diary 27th June 2026

Another virtual Vigil today continues our protest against the human rights abuse and lack of democracy in Zimbabwe. 

More than a dozen South African journalists targeted as anti-migrant deadline looms

More than a dozen South African journalists targeted as anti-migrant deadline looms

Nxumalo, who works for the digital outlet News 24, told CPJ that he was threatened while filming a Zimbabwean man, whose head was bleeding after being attacked, in the eastern city of Pietermaritzburg on June 19.

Project eyes Zimbabwe’s first gas-to-power production

Project eyes Zimbabwe’s first gas-to-power production

An Australian energy group that has made significant gas discoveries in Zimbabwe is setting up a pilot project for the country’s first own gas-to-power supply that would potentially extend into electricity-hungry southern Africa.

Inspirations in an age of uncertainty

Inspirations in an age of uncertainty

As we await the next short series of blogs featuring our new films on our work in Zimbabwe, I thought I would republish it.

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US policy – renewed engagement

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US policy – renewed engagement
EDITOR - Over the past five years the United States policy toward Zimbabwe has remained principled and pointed, even in its varying formulations. The cornerstone...
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Our only hope

In this week's issue we carry a story about thousands of disgruntled policemen and solders trying...
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Goodbye to fertilizer

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Zimbabwe’s hide and seek with the IMF

In this, the first of a series by PATRICK BOND, he examines the root causes of...
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Zimbabwe’s recovery slim

HARARE - Prospects of sustainable recovery in Zimbabwe appear dimmer than ever before as a bewildering...
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Government nationalises fertiliser companies

HARARE - The government has announced plans to nationalise the country's three fertiliser companies. Sable Chemicals,...
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Inflation could prove Mugabe’s Achilles’ heel

HARARE - Runaway inflation could prove key to unhinging President Robert Mugabe's decades-long grip on power...
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A Seed of Hope (Continued)

BY MASIMBA MANYONGA As soon as X hits the city of Bulawayo, he is flabbergasted. Everywhere he...
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New release highlights plight of Zims in SA

BY MAGUGU NYATHI JOHANNESBURG - After a decade of failing to record their music the Abangqobi Bomhlaba...
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3 000 soldiers, policemen want to quit

BULAWAYO - More than 3 000 disgruntled junior ranking soldiers and police officers have applied to...
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Hope for Aids Orphans

By MARTINE STEMERICK 2005 was not an easy year for most Zimbabweans. For orphans, the obstacles...
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Cholera fears fail to halt daring vendors

HARARE - A sweating 45-year old James Zizhou can hardly drag himself up the stairs as...
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Three Zimbabwean spies denied bail

HARARE - Zimbabwean High Court Judge Bharat Patel this week denied bail to two senior officials...

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