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Editor 2 August 2024 No Comment

Zimbabwe claims a foreign diplomat is working with opposition to disrupt SADC summit

By News24.com The Zimbabwean government will unleash its state security to deal with planned riots. Four civil society activists were

Editor 24 July 2024 No Comment

How to get away with a coup – Zimbabwe’s example to the world

By Alexander Noyes & Norma Kriger for Newsweek After a global lull, coups are back. But this new wave of

Editor 23 July 2024 No Comment

‘I feel abused’ – Sikhala fumes as High Court scraps convictions; politician spent 20 months

By AFP HARARE: A Zimbabwe court quashed Monday the convictions of a prominent former opposition parliamentarian on charges of inciting

U.S ambassador to Zimbabwe, Pamela Tremont

Editor 20 July 2024 No Comment

US wants reforms before it returns to key Zimbabwe debt talks: Ambassador

By Reuters HARARE: The United States wants to see key reforms before rejoining debt resolution talks between Zimbabwe and multilateral

Editor 19 July 2024 No Comment

Rights groups condemn bail denial to Zimbabwean opposition CCC leader

By Reuters HARARE: Human rights groups condemned a decision by the Zimbabwean High Court on Wednesday to uphold a lower

Liberation leaders Joshua Nkomo (L) and Robert Mugabe (R) photographed weeks before Zimbabwe's independence in 1980

Editor 15 July 2024 No Comment

Mnangagwa launches hearings over Gukurahundi massacre

By Agence France-Presse (AFP) BULAWAYO: President Emmerson Mnangagwa on Sunday launched a long-awaited process of reconciliation over notorious 1980s massacres

Thabani Dhlamini was 10 years old when he witnessed a massacre in his village

Editor 15 July 2024 No Comment

FEATURE: I cannot forgive Mugabe’s soldiers – massacre survivor

By Shingai Nyoka BBC News TSHOLOTSHO: An astounding number of mass graves surround Thabani Dhlamini’s home in south-western Zimbabwe. One

Editor 12 July 2024 No Comment

Desperate Zimbabweans cross Zambia border for cheaper healthcare, medicines

With essential drugs and specialised care expensive or unavailable, poor Zimbabweans opt to travel long distances to seek treatment. By

President Emmerson Mnangagwa (3rd R) inspects the guard of honour

Editor 12 July 2024 No Comment

Zim army commander threatens integrity of elections – Human Rights Watch

By hrw.org Zimbabwe’s army commander has openly stated that the country’s security forces intend to play a partisan political role,

Editor 8 July 2024 No Comment

SADC challenged to respond Mnangagwa’s intensified crackdown against opposition

By AFP Zimbabwe’s opposition and civil society groups are facing an intensifying crackdown from the government, as the country prepares

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