Eccentric South African opposition leader, Julius Malema yesterday torched a diplomatic storm with Zimbabwe after he suggested that the Zimbabwean Embassy in Pretoria must be shut down until the government respects human rights. Zimbabwe has been receiving a lot of goodwill from across the world with
President Emmerson Mnangagwa Tuesday said he is under a coordinated attack from people and countries who do not want to see his administration achieving the goals it set to develop the country. Addressing a surprise press conference at State House, Mnangagwa said the opposition parties, which
President Emmerson Mnangagwa extended a lockdown aimed at stemming the spread of the coronavirus by two weeks to the 3rd of May. The initial lockdown, which started on 30 March, confined citizens to their homes for most activities, only permitting outings for buying food or health
Government has scaled up emergency preparedness and response measures to the deadly Coronavirus pandemic. This was revealed by President Emmerson Mnangagwa during the launch of the National Covid-19 Preparedness and Response Plan. “Our preparedness measures have been stepped up through heightened surveillance systems at National, Provincial and district
Opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) Member of Parliament for Glen View south, Vincent Tsvangirai has moved away from his party position after admitting that economic sanctions imposed on Zimbabwe by the west are hurting ordinary people. The MDC has insisted on corruption and not sanctions
Beleaguered former Zanu PF youth Commissar, Godfrey Tsenengamu has laid into the ruling Zanu PF and the opposition MDC parties saying both movements are twin brothers when it comes to corruption. Tsenengamu made the remarks while addressing a press conference in Harare today. “We have taken the
The European Union (EU) ambassador to Zimbabwe, Timo Olkkonen has described as 'nonsense' President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s proposition that sanctions are impeding on the country's economic progress. Speaking to 263Chat on the sidelines of the EU announcement of a US$ 18.7 million humanitarian aid for Zimbabwe, Olkkonen
President Emmerson Mnangagwa on Thursday morning called for dialogue with the opposition movements barely 24 hours before the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) take to the streets to protest against the government over a shrinking economy and deteriorating human rights conditions. In a tweet, Mnangagwa said
President Emmerson Mnangagwa yesterday challenged his government to prioritize the health sector. Mnangagwa said this when he officially handed over hospital equipment sourced from Abu Dhabi to the Ministry of Health and Child Care. The equipment, which was handed over to Natpharm, is set to be distributed
The European Union has committed US$34 million for the Spotlight Initiative country programme in Zimbabwe which seeks to eradicate gender based violence (GBV) in the country. The project is being implemented by United Nations in partnership with the Ministry of Women Affairs, Community, Small and Medium
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