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
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has said the country should brace for a new currency before the year ends. The President made the remarks at a clean-up campaign in Harare Friday morning. Mnangagwa said the country cannot develop when using currencies of other countries. He added that the government
Mnangagwa recently appealed to the Zimbabwean citizens to openly engage in the debate around the massacres, a topic previously, avoided by many as this attracted a heavy-handed response from authorities.
Guvamombe, who is being represented by Jonathan Samukange said that any magistrate, serving or retired is junior to him and it is a humiliation to be tried by them
When President Emmerson Mnangagwa first took the oath of office on November 24 2017, he raised the expectations of many Zimbabweans, so high that they were bound to be disappointed. The excitement that had been witnessed when his predecessor, Robert Mugabe unceremoniously left office, soon became
When the Robert Gabriel Mugabe regime was toppled in a military coup in November 2017, most people believed that his successor's much touted 'new dispensation' would do away with excuses for the government's failures in running the country. Although, others - such as myself - had
Following President Emmerson Mnangagwa invitation for dialogue to all the 2018 Presidential election contestants, Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition (CiZC) has called for an inclusive and broad based process not confined to political parties only. In a statement released today, CiZC said restricting dialogue to political parties
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has sensationally denied receiving letters calling for a national dialogue from MDC leader Nelson Chamisa, while further putting a dent to dialoguing hopes.
South African opposition leader, Mmusi Maimane has condemned his government for refusing to take action on the political and economic problems facing Zimbabwe by perpetuating quite diplomacy. Addressing exiled Zimbabwe opposition members gathered outside the Zimbabwe embassy in Pretoria where he had gone to formally handover
During the week-long violent protests which left more than a dozen people dead, the government forced internet service providers to shut down the internet and in an effort to curb the spread of army heavy-handedness on civilians.
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