"My entire existence is a series of f**k ups. Twitter will tell me, your first f**k up was being born a Parirenyatwa," said popular radio and television personality, Ruvheneko Parirenyatwa before she delved into the ups and downs she encountered during her career. Ruvheneko was speaking
#ThisFlag movement founder Evan Mawarire and Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Union, (ZCTU) president Peter Mutasa bid for refusal of further remand has hit a brickwall after Magistrate Rumbidzai Mugwagwa dismissed their application today. The cleric man and Mutasa were arrested in January this year following the
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In the region, the report warns that the space for human rights defenders, activists, journalists and opposition political parties was increasingly restricted
Church leaders have called for peaceful, free and fair elections pleading with the christian community and the nation at large to go out and vote in numbers. Addressing a press conference in Harare on Thursday, Zimbabwe Divine Destine leader, Bishop Ancelimo Magaya said there is need
KARIBA Magistrate Toendepi Zhou on Monday 13 March 2017 acquitted Courage Mushunje, a 25 year-old man, who had been on trial for insulting and disrespecting the country’s national flag. Mushunje, an unemployed resident of Zvishavane in Midlands province, was arrested by Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) officers
A 25 year-old Zimbabwean man is scheduled to stand trial on Monday 13 March 2017 after he was arrested last week and charged with insulting and disrespecting the country’s national flag. Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) officers in Kariba on Wednesday 08 March 2017 arrested 25 year-old
HIGH Court Judge Justice Clement Phiri on Wednesday ended the detention of social activist, cleric and leader of #ThisFlag movement Pastor Evan Mawarire after granting him bail following a freedom bid mounted by his lawyers early this week. Justice Phiri, dismissed the state’s case that Mawarire was
Zimbabwe's deteriorating human rights record following the arrest of two clergymen Pastor Phillip Mugadza and Evan Mawarire has once again caught the attention of the United States. Mugadza and Mawarire who are facing charges of criminal nuisance and subverting a constitutionally elected government respectively are currently
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