Residents associations have raised alarm following a prolonged silence from President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s office, five months after a report detailing corruption within the City of Harare.
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Oct. 7, 2025
Section 59 guarantees every citizen the right to demonstrate and present petitions peacefully.
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Oct. 6, 2025
A well-resourced Parliament is not a luxury; it is essential for a healthy democracy.
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Oct. 4, 2025
Government itself is to blame for the crisis in Zimbabwe’s education sector.
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Oct. 3, 2025
ZIMBABWE’S young people cannot afford to leave the duty of oversight solely to legislators
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Oct. 2, 2025
The report noted some progress, with the proportion of households without toilets in the province dropping from 53% in 2024 to 46% this year.
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Oct. 1, 2025
THE conflict unfolding in Goromonzi, where villagers are resisting the activities of a Chinese company allegedly operating under the guise of constructing an Air Force of Zimbabwe (AFZ) radar system
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Sep. 30, 2025
THE case of the 13-year-old girl from Chikomba — raped by eight men, some of them relatives — is horrifying.
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Sep. 29, 2025
National police spokesperson Commissioner Paul Nyathi is right — unlicensed firearms are increasingly being linked to armed robberies, murders and other violent crimes.
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Sep. 27, 2025
THE recent donation of 300 vehicles by businessman Kudakwashe Tagwirei to Zanu PF has sparked outrage — and rightly so.
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Sep. 26, 2025
Justice minister Ziyambi Ziyambi and Prosecutor-General Loyce Matanda-Moyo claim they are disturbed by public anger over recent drug cases.
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Sep. 26, 2025
Kudakwashe David Mnangagwa could not have said it better: illicit financial flows rob Africa of an estimated US$88 billion every year
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Sep. 25, 2025
Tension is once again rising in Zanu PF
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Sep. 24, 2025
ON March 14, 2019, Cyclone Idai made landfall near Beira city in Mozambique.
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Sep. 23, 2025
Doctors and nurses are underpaid, demoralised and fleeing the country in numbers.
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Sep. 22, 2025
The 25-year-old clocked an impressive 19.98 seconds to finish third in his semifinal heat.
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Sep. 20, 2025
The event exposed the rot of patronage politics and financial impropriety.
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Sep. 16, 2025
It is an institution built on intrigue, betrayal and survival at all costs since the 1960s.
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Sep. 2, 2025
In the education sector, teachers’ colleges and universities continue to churn out graduates who face a dead-end upon completion. Public hospitals have become death traps.
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Aug. 30, 2025
A country needs partners willing to co-create solutions and candid enough to call a spade a spade.
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Aug. 28, 2025
They want Mnangagwa to stay beyond 2028, despite his repeated promise to respect the Constitution and retire at the end of his second term.
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Aug. 27, 2025
The health evidence is overwhelming: second-hand smoke kills, causing cancers, heart disease and chronic lung illnesses.
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Aug. 26, 2025
Zimbabweans believed they were living in a country destined for greatness.
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Aug. 25, 2025
Zimbabweans have heard promises before and they know by now that rhetoric without action is little more than political theatre.
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Aug. 23, 2025
According to the Amalgamated Rural Teachers Union of Zimbabwe (Artuz), more than 1 200 teachers are quitting every month.
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Aug. 21, 2025
Instead of being a shield for the public, the force has become, in many instances, a predator feeding off the people’s vulnerability.
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Aug. 20, 2025
The defence forces, which consist of the army and air force, are the only lawful military forces in Zimbabwe, according to the Constitution.
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Aug. 14, 2025
The Heroes Day, which is celebrated every second Monday of August, will be running for the 45th time since independence.
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Aug. 11, 2025
The Famine Early Warning System Network (FewsNet) states that below-average food prices are expected to support access to food for poor households.
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Aug. 9, 2025
The commission got down to work, conducting hearings as it sifted through information, which came via public hearings and written submissions.
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Aug. 4, 2025
Taxing the poor is not a recovery strategy — it’s a shortcut that deepens inequality and stalls growth.
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Aug. 2, 2025
The case of these women, reportedly victims of a transnational human trafficking ring, is not isolated.
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Aug. 1, 2025
The narrative suggests that Scottland FC is not just acquiring top talent for its benefit, but also strategically weakening its rivals by snatching key players.
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Jul. 30, 2025
The census, which covered 204 798 operations, showed that 76,1% of assessed establishments were informal and driven by trading. The remainder (23,9%) were formal.
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Jul. 28, 2025
The report showed that in one week, 456 people were bitten by dogs, with no reported deaths.
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Jul. 24, 2025
The elation for their Rugby World Cup qualification, ending a 34-year wait, has swept the nation, and rightly so.
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Jul. 23, 2025
This is because water is a resource that should be available to everyone.
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Jul. 22, 2025
HARARE, the heartbeat of Zimbabwe, urgently needs a functional, integrated and sustainable public transport system
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Jul. 17, 2025
Dynamos Football Club, a titan of Zimbabwean football, a name whispered with reverence and pride, is staring down the barrel of
relegation.
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Jul. 16, 2025
The ZiG has brought some stability, with analysts saying it has performed better than previous domestic units in recent times
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Jul. 15, 2025
University authorities are taking no prisoners and have recruited adjunct lecturers to “replace” the striking educators.
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Jul. 14, 2025
Grandstanding visits have come and gone, but there is no sign that the issues the President witnessed are being addressed.
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Jul. 10, 2025
The longer the process to take over the debt takes, the longer it will take for TelOne to mount a serious fightback against competition.
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Jul. 8, 2025
The independence of the Judiciary is enshrined in the Constitution.
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Jul. 7, 2025
The country has undergone significant changes since the last election — and not for the better.
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Jul. 5, 2025
The judgment underscores a fundamental truth: in a mature democracy, patriotism cannot and should not be legislated.
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Jul. 4, 2025
This has resulted in the rapid emergence of illegal settlements in and around urban areas, with the capital city being the most affected.
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Jul. 3, 2025
Promising access to one of the world’s largest consumer markets, the initiative positions itself as a gateway to Africa’s economic growth.
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Jul. 2, 2025
China, for example, uses solar-powered equipment to clamp cars whose drivers would not have paid parking fees.
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Jul. 1, 2025
Afreximbank’s annual meetings are regarded highly by bankers and policymakers, which has seen them attending without fail, with this year’s event attracting 7 000 attendees.
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Jun. 30, 2025