BY MOSES MATENGA/BRENNA MATENDERE THE United Nations Human Rights Commission (UNHCR) has reacted angrily to increasing cases of human rights abuses in Zimbabwe under the cover of the ...
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OPPOSITION MDC Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa yesterday accused President Emmerson Mnangagwa of abusing State institutions to push his party into dialogue, pleading with Sadc and the international community ...
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RESERVE Bank of Zimbabwe governor John Mangudya has dismissed the parallel market rate as a false reflection of the true value of the local currency against major currencies, ...
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PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa’s advisor Shingi Munyeza has upped the ante saying the political crisis in Zimbabwe needed new leadership and a national broad based dialogue away from the ...
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Gwanda State University (GSU) has been accused of ignoring the COVID-19 pandemic, by opening the institution during a lockdown to stop the spread of the pandemic. By Silas ...
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All courts operations are set to resume next Monday, May 11 following President Emerson Mnangagwa’s easing of lockdown restrictions, which were put in place to contain the spread ...
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Zimbabwe remains in the grip of severe food insecurity, with millions of people already requiring humanitarian assistance due to prolonged drought, climate-related shocks, economic deterioration and the situation ...
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A post by the Ministry of Health and Child Care that 131 people had died from malaria so far this year stoked social media speculation, with some users ...
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I am honored and privileged to make this video address on the occasion of the 40th Independence Day commemorations for our country’s freedom. Forty years ago, we ...
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PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa says the global health crisis caused by the novel coronavirus has awakened the country’s creativity and his administration was committed to supporting the manufacturing processes ...
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Businessman Frank Buyanga claims he is a victim of corruption from various government departments, including the judiciary, as the battle over his child’s custody continues. Do you have ...
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Days after the Zimbabwean embassy in Botswana reached out to Zimbabweans in that country wishing to return home, the Zimbabwean mission in Namibia has done the same.
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The government of Zimbabwe is planning to repatriate its distressed citizens stuck in South Africa following travel bans and lockdowns put in place globally in a bid to ...
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Life is still normal in residential areas especially high density suburbs. People are roaming all over the streets and the so-called ghetto youth, you can see them sitting ...
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Over the past two months, the world has been shaken to the core by the COVID-19 pandemic, commonly referred to as the coronavirus, which started in China in ...
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Zimbabwe now has five coronavirus cases (COVID-19), with only one fatality still recorded, the Health ministry has announced. Do you have a coronavirus story? You can email us ...
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Zimbabwe’s tourism suffered a massive body blow following a decision by South African Airways (SAA), the airline with the most frequent flights into Zimbabwe, to cancel all flights to Victoria Falls and Harare with immediate effect in a bid to curb the spread of the coronavirus.
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A plan to build Zimbabwe’s biggest platinum mine at a cost of about $4 billion is floundering because a military stake in the project has deterred potential backers, according to people familiar with the funding discussions. ...
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Cyclone Idai, the worst tropical cyclone to hit Southern Africa in recent times, was characterised by heavy rains and flooding including mudslides in some parts of Mozambique, Zimbabwe and Malawi. It left more than 750 dead, with thousands marooned in remote rural areas, while others are still unaccounted for. ...
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Battery manufacturer, Chloride, says it is planning to expand its smelting plant to nearly double the firm’s manufacturing capacity. ...
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Harare — A busy, and pivotal week lies in wait for Africa’s women, as they will do battle for the coveted ICC Women’s World Cup and Women’s T20 World Cup qualifier slots in Harare. ...
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