Generation 40 (G40) kingpin and former foreign affairs minister Walter Mzembi has denied being part of the trending #TysonWabantu movement, turning down people’s assumptions that he was deputizing the emerging political movement
There was a near-death experience for illegal miners at Jumbo mine in Mazowe yesterday after a gang of six machete-wielding thugs, known as Mashurugwi threatened to go on a rampage before being whisked away by the police. The police had to fire gunshots as the gang
President Emmerson Mnangagwa yesterday threatened long jail terms on menacing illegal gold miners known as Mashurugwi accused of terrorizing communities with machetes in broad day light. The unpopular group mainly operates in the Midlands province, particularly, the gold-rich Shurugwi area and have of late, expanded their
Former Foreign Affairs Minister in the former President Robert Mugabe's cabinet, Walter Mzembi broke his silence over the weekend adding his voice on a number of issues bedeviling the country. Mzembi was ousted during the November 2017 military take over which ushered in the President Emmerson
The opposition party, Movement For Democratic Change (MDC) says it will tomorrow meet to decide on whether to go ahead with the party's 20th-anniversary celebrations slated for this Saturday, the same day the funeral service of the late former President Robert Mugabe will be held
Zimbabweans under the Citizens Manifesto banner will later this month host the 2nd National Citizens’ Convention, a convergence platform of civic society organisation in an effort to map a sustainable path out of Zimbabwe’s acute socioeconomic and political crisis. The Convention will draw participants from civic
President Emmerson Mnangagwa yesterday sent a chilling warning to Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) and pro-democracy leaders to stay in their lane. This comes at a time the country’s political situation is deteriorating as several CSO leaders have been arrested for being critical of the government while
The diplomatic missions assigned to Zimbabwe have castigated President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s heavy-handedness on opposition and civil society members as police continue to use maximum force on protestors. Last week, the police beat up opposition members who had gathered to protest against deteriorating living conditions in Zimbabwe
The Zanu-PF Youth League has vowed to continue naming and shaming corrupt individuals within the ruling party, government and the private sector, amid allegations that President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s close allies are using his name to commit crimes. The youth league last month released a list of
President Emmerson Mnangagwa might have missed a golden opportunity to re-engage with the international community and take Zimbabwe out of the murky waters had he stuck to his promises prior to his election, an investment expert has said. Mnangagwa who came to power in November 2017,
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