June, 2026 - ZimGazette

Hundreds of Zimbabwean nationals, including women and babies, are sleeping rough on pavements outside the Zimbabwe Consulate in District Six, Cape Town, waiting to be repatriated

Editor 29 June 2026 No Comment

‘I don’t want to die’: Zimbabweans sleep rough outside Cape Town consulate as they flee

By News24.com Hundreds of Zimbabwean nationals, including women and babies, are sleeping rough outside the consulate in District Six, waiting

Editor 28 June 2026 No Comment

Zimbabwean families stranded in Cape Town as cold front approaches

Fears of violence on 30 June drive hundreds from their homes By GroundUP SOUTH AFRICA: Hundreds of people waiting outside

Elliot Pfebve was laid to rest in Birmingham last Friday

Editor 28 June 2026 No Comment

‘A Legend and an Icon’: Opposition MDC stalwart Pfebve laid to rest in the UK

By Staff Reporter BIRMINGHAM: MDC party founding member, academic and cancer awareness campaigner, Elliot Pfebve, was laid to rest in

Zimbabwean migrants queue outside the Zimbabwe Consulate amid fears of anti-immigrant violence ahead of a June 30 deadline set by activists demanding undocumented migrants leave the country, in Cape Town, South Africa, June 24, 2026

Editor 26 June 2026 No Comment

Thousands seek way out as South Africa braces for anti-immigrant protests

By Reuters Thousands of migrants have gathered at temporary processing centres and diplomatic missions across South Africa in a bid

Editor 25 June 2026 No Comment

US: From Zimbabwe to BYU – Sidney Sithole Investigates HIV Mechanisms

By Agencies Growing up in Zimbabwe, where an HIV diagnosis was often a death sentence, Sidney Sithole (MMBIO ’27) became

Editor 25 June 2026 No Comment

US: University students bring clean water to Zimbabwe hospital

By Reliable clean water is essential at Karanda Mission Hospital in Zimbabwe, where Cedarville University engineering students are designing a water treatment system for drinking water and sterile surgical use. Matthew

Editor 25 June 2026 No Comment

Senate approves bill to extend President Mnangwana’s rule to 2030

By Associated Press HARARE: The Senate on Wednesday approved constitutional amendments that would remove direct presidential elections, delay the next