By Judith Nyuke The late Former President Robert Mugabe's son, Robert Tinotenda who was in custody after he was found in possession of dagga worth US$30 has been granted US$300 bail by a Harare magistrate Lisa Mutendereki. Part of his bail conditions include reporting once every friday
Former Zimbabwean cricketer-turned-activist Henry Olonga has found himself in hot water after making recent comments during a BBC interview, during which he spoke candidly about his struggles with Zimbabwean citizenship. Olonga's statements have drawn sharp criticism from many in Zimbabwe, especially given his status as
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
MOPA, has been used to restrict political activities and assembly, often leading to the suppression of opposition voices.
The donation comes at a time when Zimbabwe is facing a littering problem that has worsened in recent years.
The CCC also accused ZEC of being biased and partisan in favour of ZANU-PF.
Mliswa’s message of peace and tolerance comes at a time when the election campaign has been marred by ugly violent scenes in some parts of the country
President Emmerson Mnangagwa met Commonwealth Secretary-General Baroness Patricia Scotland during his recent London visit for the coronation of King Charles III
Section 74 of the Criminal Codification and Reform Act has for years been used against members of the LGBTI community.
On 20th March every year, the world celebrates World Happiness Day and the UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network releases an annual report named World Happiness Report.
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