A few days ago, senior Zimbabwean officials and British nationals gathered in Harare to celebrate King Charles III’s birthday, exchanging pleasantries, diplomatic smiles, and reaffirming so-called ...

After several years of tireless opposition from civil society to prevent from its adoption, the Private Voluntary ...

In a chilling and deeply disturbing incident, new information has emerged alleging that multiple police officers at Ruwa Police Station stood by and watched as one of their own, Constable Prince ...

The end of US foreign aid was abrupt. In Zimbabwe, the sudden suspension put many at immediate risk of hunger. In Uganda, health workers told patients to collect their antiretroviral drugs before ...

The High Court of Zimbabwe has ruled that a key provision of the controversial Patriotic Act is unconstitutional.

Matabeleland South Senator Nonhlanhla Mlotshwa has strongly condemned the brutal assault of pupils at Mahetshe Primary School in Maphisa by police officers during a so-called crime awareness campaign, ...

The fresh allegations have revived memories of Zimbabwe’s post-election violence in 2018, when soldiers opened fire on protesters in Harare, killing six people. Despite a commission of inquiry led by ...

BULAWAYO- Three people died and 18 others were injured after a Stallion Cruise bus and two haulage trucks collided along the Bulawayo-Victoria Falls road on Wednesday evening, police confirmed.

The State claims that on October 20, 2016, Murphy and Wood, acting in common purpose, forged a CR14 form for Karoi Properties and submitted it to the Registrar of Companies. The form falsely stated ...

Previously exiled former Foreign Affairs Minister Walter Mzembi is back in Zimbabwe and had a meeting with President Emmerson ...

NBSZ says it makes just US$5 in profit for every pint of blood sold, whose current price is capped at US$250. The country’s ...

HARARE – MPs demanded a ministerial statement from higher and tertiary education minister Frederick Shava as a strike over poor pay by University of Zimbabwe lecturers entered its 58th day on Tuesday.