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Topic : Zimbabwe Constitution

Media lobby groups concerned by Mangwana threats

He said the publication was breaking the law and that the “writing was on the wall” for the media house.

By Staff Reporter Nov. 16, 2024

Media lobby groups concerned by Mangwana threats

The sweetness of power

This has led to the creation of a slogan VaMngangagwa vanenge vachipo kusvika 2030 (Mnangagwa will be in power till 2030).

By Newsday Jun. 4, 2024

Beam must be supported at all costs

Beam is a government programme introduced in 2001 to pay tuition, examination fees and levies for underprivileged learners.

By Newsday Jun. 1, 2024

Tokenism women empowerment

While females remain the largest demographic in Zimbabwe, their treatment by the State has remained or in some situations worsened more than a decade ago.

By Paidamoyo Muzulu Mar. 2, 2024

NewsDay cartoon November 06, 2023 edition

NewsDay cartoon November 06, 2023 edition - Controversy as general joins Zanu PF politburo

By The Watcher Nov. 6, 2023

What new ideas can an 81-year-old leader have?

As a matter of fact, it becomes even more bizarre when the sitting President is actually believed to be plotting the removal of term limits from the country’s Constitution.

By Tendai Ruben Mbofana Sep. 25, 2023

What new ideas can an 81-year-old leader have?

Midlands chiefs thumb nose at Constitution

Chiefs have been pampered by the Zanu PF-led administration with gifts such as cars, allowances and house electrification deals, among other freebies in return for their support.

By Stephen Chadenga Aug. 2, 2023