The Glen View South by-election held on 12 April 2025 offers a sobering reality of the current state of Zimbabwean opposition politics, fractured, absent, and increasingly ineffective. With the ruling ZANU-PF emerging victorious in a constituency that had previously voted overwhelmingly for the opposition Citizens Coalition
The Zimbabwe Election Support Network (ZESN) has initiated a workshop aimed at addressing the declining participation of women in Zimbabwe's political landscape. The workshop is part of ZESN’s Building Resources in Democracy, Governance, and Elections (BRIDGE) programme and is designed to explore the reasons behind
In the dry, unforgiving plains of Chikombedzi, deep in Zimbabwe’s rural heartland, hunger has taken root like an unrelenting thorn bush. Here, families abide by a chilling code: "Zero Zero One." Zero meals in the morning, zero meals in the afternoon, and one meal—if luck
The film delves into the difficulties citizens encounter in their bid to seek legal recourse and justice on electoral and politically motivated violence cases through litigation.
Former Deputy Minister of Higher and Tertiary Education, Simelisizwe Sibanda, has issued a public apology after a recording of him scolding a non-Ndebele teacher went viral, sparking a heated tribal controversy across the nation. In a statement Sibanda acknowledged the inappropriateness of his actions and
In 2016, Sandi Moyo’s relationship with ZANU PF soured following accusations of her allegiance to a faction led by then-former Vice President Joice Mujuru, allegedly plotting to unseat former President Robert Mugabe.
The leader of the Zimbabwe African People’s Union (ZAPU), Sibangilizwe Nkomo, has accused the ruling Zanu PF party of systematically undermining and destroying opposition parties in the country. Nkomo, who is the son of the late liberation hero and former Vice President Joshua Nkomo, said Zanu
The donation comes at a time when Zimbabwe is facing a littering problem that has worsened in recent years.
He is one of the three Mnangagwas in the Cabinet, along with his father and his cousin, Tongai Mafidhi Mnangagwa, who is the Deputy Minister of Tourism and Hospitality.
Charamba accuses Mumba of overstepping established SADC protocols in the formulation of the regional report on Zimbabwe's recent elections.
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