The Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission (ZHRC) has called on Government and local authorities to adopt a humane approach to demolitions of illegal structures warning that the destruction of homes can leave families facing severe financial hardship,…
Adventist businesspeople, professionals and entrepreneurs from across Zimbabwe are expected to converge in Mutare later this month for a four-day convention aimed at strengthening business networks, promoting ethical entrepreneurship and mobilising resources for church and community…
Legal practitioner and football integrity advocate Lonias Rozvi Majoni has petitioned the Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) and Premier Soccer League (PSL) to investigate Scottland FC over allegations of match manipulation, player registration irregularities and possible multiple-club…
The Zimbabwe Solidarity Forum has raised alarm over alleged threats against a human rights activist campaigning for the land rights of the Shangaan community in Chilonga, Chiredzi amid renewed fears of evictions. In a statement, the…
Zimbabwe’s democratic credentials remain under scrutiny amid growing concerns over restrictions on civic participation, political freedoms and the ability of civil society organisations to operate independently of government. The concerns come as Zimbabwe joins the world…
The government has warned that it will suspend trade unions that fail to comply with labour laws after a verification exercise found that seven of the 38 affiliates of the Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU)…
One person has died, three others have been injured and five excavators have been set on fire following an outbreak of violence at Chenxi Mine Site Four in the Wanderer mining area of Shurugwi. Zimbabwe Republic…
The 2026 Nedbank Tour de Great Dyke begins on Thursday bringing together cyclists, mining companies, government officials and community stakeholders for a three-day event celebrating the country’s mineral wealth, tourism and community development. The tour which…
ZANZIBAR – Discriminatory social norms, unequal power relations and growing gender-based violence continue to undermine women’s participation in political leadership across Africa, despite progress in representation and the adoption of laws promoting gender equality, United Nations…
Pressure is mounting on Zanu PF to take disciplinary action against MPs and ministers accused of failing to vote on Constitutional Amendment Number 3 (CAA3) with some provincial structures reportedly preparing to petition the party’s national…