Malema invokes Gukurahundi in migration row
“In Zimbabwe, the Gukurahundi massacres of the 1980s remain one of the most painful chapters in post-independence African history,” he said.
By Silas Nkala
Jun. 1, 2026
Making lemonade: How digital tax could fund public interest journalism
Zimbabwe's DSWT revenue could just be a different mechanism to achieve the same globally recognised objective.
By Nqaba Matshazi
May. 31, 2026
Africa Day: Africa must stop watching history and start writing it
Why does a continent so rich remain home to so many poor people?
By Jameson Timba
May. 26, 2026
Financial pressures push Zim’s media to the brink
Fundamental principles of journalism are being sacrificed on the altar of economic survival necessitating urgent intervention to save the media in Zimbabwe.
By Nqaba Matshazi
May. 17, 2026
VISET: Silencing journalists erases vendors’ voices
In its statement, VISET said media repression left vendors, cross-border traders and other marginalised groups defenceless against harassment, forced eviction and exclusion from policymaking.
By Nhau Mangirazi
May. 4, 2026
Free Press must not be silenced
Authorities must ensure that laws are not weaponised against journalists. Perpetrators of violence against members of the Press must be held accountable.
By Newsday
May. 4, 2026
Press freedom under siege in southern Africa
According to the report, this decline is compounded by shrinking civic space, global tensions, and intensified state efforts to control independent information.
By Staff Reporter
May. 3, 2026
Zimbabwe @ 46 and still going strong
Thousands of gallant freedom fighters lost their lives and others lost limbs in the quest for freedom.
By Vanessa Gonye
Apr. 18, 2026
Zanu PF fails to fulfil Nkulumane by-election promises
Zanu PF made extensive promises to voters through its candidate Freedom Murechu and senior party officials.
By Nizbert Moyo
Mar. 12, 2026
Premium
National Foods invests US$25m in local milling
Business
By Blessed Ndlovu and Concilia Mupezeni
Jun. 7, 2026
