Africa: Focac 2024 - Addressing Peace and Security Key

Amid the ongoing crises in Ukraine and the Middle East, crises in Africa have been ignored or thrown to the back burner. Read more »

Zimbabwe: Red Cross to the Rescue

Last year, a frightened 22-year-old Bendele Mpoyi Dallas of Jake Village in Nord Kivu, the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), was captured by rebels when they attacked his… Read more »

South Africa: Chile to Support SA Case Against Israel

Chile's President Gabriel Boric announced on Saturday that the country would support South Africa's lawsuit against Israel at the International Court of Justice in The Hague. Read more »

Zimbabwe: War Vets Prepare for Congress

The Zimbabwe National Liberation War Veterans Association (ZNLWVA) will soon hold its elective congress to elect a new leadership, in fulfilment of its constitutional requirements. Read more »

Chad: U.S. 'Reviews' Security Operations Ahead of Chad's Presidential Poll

Chad has reportedly asked American troops to stop activities at an air base near the capital of N'Djamena. Read more »

Zimbabwe: Obituary - Brigadier General Vezha, a Distinguished Military Officer

Brigadier General Shadreck Vezha, who died in an accident on Tuesday last week, was born on August 10, 1961, in Chivi District Masvingo Province. He did his primary education at… Read more »

Zimbabwe: War Veteran Narrates Road to Freedom, Recalls Brutal Chimoio Attack

In 1975, when the liberation struggle was at its peak in Zimbabwe, many youths, fed up with the oppressive regime under the late Ian Smith, resolved to fight for their… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Improving Welfare of Soldiers Top Priority for Zna

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Zimbabwe: I Survived Mkushi Bomb Attack At 15 - Struggle Veteran

It was in 1977 when Cde Rejoice Sibanda, then aged 15, joined the liberation struggle with fellow teenagers, and a year later, she would survive the Mkushi Camp bombing in Zambia… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Remembering Edson Sithole and Other Missing Cadres of the Struggle

During the protracted 16-year armed struggle, also called the Second Chimurenga, from the 60s to December 1979, to liberate Zimbabwe thousands of people were killed and thousands… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Man Smuggles 30 Guns, 1 700 Rounds of Ammunition From SA

Police have recovered 30 pistols, 30 empty magazines and 1 700 rounds of ammunition which were smuggled from South Africa into Zimbabwe aboard a crossborder bus. Read more »

Zimbabwe: Opposition Shows Its Violent Streak . . . As Family of Ali Bemoans Violence

IN the wake of the barbaric invasion of their privacy by opposition goons as they buried their loved one on Saturday, the family of Moreblessing Ali has told the merchants of… Read more »

Zimbabwe: OAU Urges Formal Namibian Ceasefire

The Herald, February 27, 1989 Read more »

Zimbabwe: Threats to Global Peace Increase

In a stark warning, the United Nations chief said on Tuesday that the combined impact of climate chaos and food crises are increasing threats to global peace. Read more »

Zimbabwe: 'ZNA Plays Critical Role in Border Control Operations'

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Zimbabwe: President Meets Chiefs on Gukurahundi

PRESIDENT Mnangagwa is today expected to meet chiefs from the Matabeleland region and the Midlands Province to finalise the process that will ultimately mark the beginning of the… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Veteran Actor Chidzomba Laid to Rest

The late filmmaker and actor, Watson Chidzomba, has been hailed as a humble artist who left an indelible mark in the creative sector. Read more »

Zimbabwe: Beitbridge Ready for ZEP Returnees

All officials in Beitbridge are ready to handle an anticipated increased human traffic at the border to facilitate a smooth return of their fellow countrymen at the expiry of the… Read more »

Southern Africa: AU Commends SADC For Peaceful Areas

The African Union (AU) yesterday commended Sadc states, which include Zimbabwe, for being one of the most peaceful areas on the continent and noted that it had managed to swiftly… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Zanu-PF Distances Itself From Murewa Violence

Zanu PF Mashonaland East Province has distanced itself from the individuals in the alleged political violence video that has gone viral on social media saying that the people… Read more »