Understanding opposition capture in Zimbabwe: not all political bribes happen in public

Understanding opposition capture in Zimbabwe: not all political bribes happen in public

Political co-optation is rarely a blunt instrument, yet public commentary often treats it as one. 

United against polio: Zimbabwe strengthens regional immunity through synchronized vaccination

Harare, Zimbabwe – July 2026 – Zimbabwe has successfully completed three rounds of synchronized vaccination campaigns using the novel oral polio vaccine type 2 (nOPV2) as part of a coordinated Southern African response to prevent the re-establishment of circulating vaccine-derived poliovirus type 2 (cVDPV2).

Immigrants contribute 9% of GDP but blamed for SA’s failures – ISS report

Immigrants contribute 9% of GDP but blamed for SA’s failures – ISS report

A report by the Institute for Security Studies and the University of Johannesburg, which refutes several widespread anti-immigrant claims, says the real causes of social ills in South Africa are poor governance and corruption, not immigration.

Are Zimbabweans the easiest people to exploit?

Are Zimbabweans the easiest people to exploit?

Demanding our rights doesn’t make us haters.

Is Zimbabwe cursed by its mineral wealth?

Is Zimbabwe cursed by its mineral wealth?

There is a cruel irony embedded deep within the soil of Zimbabwe.

5.5.2021 6:29

Senate Passes Constitution Amendment (No. 2) Bill

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The Senate of the Parliament of Zimbabwe passed the Constitution of Zimbabwe Amendment (No. 2) Bill, as amended by the National Assembly. ...
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4.5.2021 15:03

Beyond the silver bullet solution: towards a ‘systems agronomy’ perspective

The previous two blogs (here and here) have discussed the Pfumvudza conservation agriculture programme that has become a...
4.5.2021 8:42

‘Press freedom suffers even after independence’

On eve of World Press Freedom Day, Zimbabwean scribes claim increase in cases of arrests, intimidation...
4.5.2021 8:36

Zimbabwe’s Unions Declare an End to ‘Business as Usual’

With Zimbabwe’s workers fighting for justice, it’s time for a fundamental rethink of U.S. policy toward...
3.5.2021 19:02

‘Diaspora remittances overtake foreign aid’

What is happening all over Africa is that diaspora remittances have overtaken foreign aid....
3.5.2021 19:02

Hwange woman buried alive while scavenging for coke

In yet another harrowing incident, a 37-year-old Hwange woman was buried alive Saturday while foraging for...
3.5.2021 9:41

The need for independent judges and a free press in a democracy

Statement by Members of The High-Level Panel of Legal Experts on Media Freedom...
3.5.2021 9:28

The Forum commemorates World Press Freedom Day 2021

Today marks 30 years of Windhoek Declaration when journalists from across the African continent came together...
2.5.2021 18:41

Zimbabwe’s tobacco farmers plead for a better deal

Wait times for crop payments and exchange-rate roulette can wreak havoc on tobacco farmers’ profits....
2.5.2021 18:13

Games and no fun – Zimbabwe Vigil Diary

While Zanu PF diverts its legislators with its usual game of castrating the constitution, things are...
2.5.2021 18:00

Charinda qualifies for Zonals to be held in Malawi

Woman Candidate Master Kudzanayi Charinda qualified for the Zonal chess championships to be held in Lilongwe,...
2.5.2021 8:43

Zimbabwe to tighten application process for independent power producers

HARARE (Xinhua) -- Zimbabwe is going to tighten the process of issuing licenses to independent power...
2.5.2021 8:39

Then and now: When silence descended over Victoria Falls

Victoria Falls is one of the natural wonders of the world, yet in 2019, it fell...

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