Zimbabwe: Mnangagwa Commissions Zimplats Smelter and Solar Project, Hails Milestone for Industrial Growth

President Emmerson Mnangagwa has officially commissioned Zimplats' expanded 38MW smelter and the first phase of its 185MW solar energy project describing the developments as a… Read more »

Zimbabwe: ZINWA Launches Blitz On Illegal Water Dealers Amid Contamination Scare

The Zimbabwe National Water Authority (ZINWA) has announced an immediate crackdown on illegal bulk water dealers in response to recent allegations regarding the delivery of… Read more »

Zimbabwe: 'You Can't Buy Zanu-PF Influence' Mutsvangwa Clears Air On Tagwirei's Party Role

ZANU PF spokesperson Ambassador Christopher Mutsvangwa has distanced businessman Kudakwashe Tagwirei from the party's Central Committee saying he failed to meet the necessary… Read more »

Zimbabwe: As Zimbabwe Hosts COP15, Harare Mall Built On Wetland Raises Global Eyebrows

With the COP15 Ramsar Convention set to take place in Victoria Falls from July 23 to 31, Zimbabwe's credibility on wetland conservation is once again under scrutiny -- and at the… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Lawmakers Demand Urgent Salary Review for Civil Servants

The Government is under mounting pressure to review civil servants' salaries and benefits as inflation continues to chip away at their purchasing power. Read more »

Zimbabwe: Extortion At Mbare Musika As Farmers Forced to Pay for 'Stolen' Space

Mbare Musika the country's largest fresh produce market is under siege as invaders are posing everyday to extort hard working farmers who are coming to sell their proceeds. Read more »

Zimbabwe: BAZ Warns Online Broadcasters Over Ethical Violations

The Broadcasting Authority of Zimbabwe (BAZ) has expressed concern over a surge in internet-based broadcasting platforms accused of flouting national broadcasting laws. Read more »

Zimbabwe: Most Opposition Leaders Are Selfish Says FreeZim Congress President Busha

Joseph Busha, the President of the FreeZim Congress party, that contested the 2023 elections has expressed disillusionment with the any prospects of dialogue and unity among… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Ballot Scandal Rocks Nash Elections As Multiple Provinces Disqualified Over Voting Irregularities

A major electoral scandal has rocked the National Association of Secondary Heads (NASH) following the disqualification of some provinces from the recent 2025 leadership elections… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Small-Scale Miners Demand Simpler Formalisation, Raise Red Flags Over New Mines Bill

Small-scale miners have voiced serious concerns over the proposed Mines and Minerals Bill urging lawmakers to streamline formalisation processes, cut financial burdens and extend… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Women's Inclusion in Policy-Making Still a Distant Dream in Zimbabwe

In Zimbabwe, women make up over half of the population--but their voices in key decision-making spaces remain disproportionately low. While progress has been made in advancing… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Govt Launches $100 Million Innovation Fund to Reboot Key Industries

The Government has officially launched a US$100 million venture capital fund aimed at boosting innovation and entrepreneurship across key industrial sectors a move officials say is… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Human Rights Movement Finds Strength in Communities Amid Repression

The Zimbabwe Human Rights Association (ZimRights) says it has remained steadfast relying on communities to lead the charge for justice and accountability. Read more »

Zimbabwe: Former Chamisa Loyalist Breaks Ranks in Explosive Public Apology

A former die-hard supporter of opposition leader Nelson Chamisa has stunned Zimbabwe's political circles after penning a brutally honest public apology, denouncing his past "blind… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Corruption Undermines Human Dignity, Says Transparency International Zimbabwe

Transparency International Zimbabwe (TIZ) has marked the 2025 Africa Anti-Corruption Day with a call for urgent reforms warning that corruption in Zimbabwe is eroding human dignity… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Delta Raises Alarm Over High Sugar Prices, Urges Review of Costly Sugar Tax

Delta Beverages has sounded the alarm over Zimbabwe's high local sugar prices, warning Parliament that current pricing and heavy taxation are threatening the viability of beverage… Read more »

Zimbabwe: MPs Slam Land Barons and Unserviced Stands Crisis

Parliament exploded in debate Wednesday over illegal land sales and mushrooming unserviced settlements with legislators warning of "ghost cities" emerging on the borders of major… Read more »

Zimbabwe: MP Decries Inhumane Conditions in Zimbabwean Prisons

Mashonaland East proportional representation Member of Parliament, Lilian Zemura has expressed concern over the dire conditions in the country's prisons with inmates reportedly… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Defamation Showdown As Mahere Hits Back At Minister Machakaire With Legal Counterstrike

A dramatic legal battle is unfolding between lawyer Fadzayi Mahere and Youth Empowerment Minister Tinoda Machakaire following explosive allegations and counter-allegations of… Read more »

Zimbabwe: War Veterans Cry Foul As Tycoon Rautenbach Gets 1,000ha Compensation for Land He Never Owned

A storm is brewing in Mashonaland East Province where war veterans and local farmers are up in arms over the controversial seizure of their land--some of which they have occupied… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Residents Association Applauds Rights Commission Over Harare Water Crisis Subpoena

The Combined Harare Residents Association (CHRA) has strongly endorsed a move by the Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission (ZHRC) to subpoena the City of Harare over persistent water… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Youth Minister Demands Public Apology From Fadzayi Mahere Over 'Defamatory' Social Media Posts

Youth Minister Tinoda Machakaire has formally demanded a public apology and retraction from lawyer and former opposition Citizens Coalition for Change spokesperson Advocate Fadzayi… Read more »

Zimbabwe: Makonde RDC Homeless Four Years On, Seeks Parliament's Intervention

The Makonde Rural District Council (RDC) is appealing to Parliament to intervene in what it describes as crippling bureaucratic delays by the Ministry of Local Government and… Read more »

Zimbabwe: ZESA Chairman Dr. Sydney Gata Passes Away

ZESA Holdings executive chairman Dr. Sydney Zikuzo Gata has died at the age of 78, the power utility has announced Read more »

Zimbabwe: Not a Party, but a Platform - Chamisa Eyes National Unity Through New Movement

Nelson Chamisa has announced plans to form a movement instead of a political party which is aimed at uniting Zimbabweans to address the country's current situation. Read more »