The “Correction” Myth: Zimbabwe’s Quiet Reversal of the Land Reform Legacy
By Samuel Musarika For decades, the Zimbabwean government framed land as the “vessel” through which the historical wrongs of colonialism would be righted. It was the ultimate revolutionary pillar, an...
View ArticleFuel Tanker Inferno Rocks Bulawayo as Suspected Siphoning Incident Goes Wrong
A massive fireball lit up the night sky in Bulawayo on Monday after two fuel tankers caught fire in the Donnington Industrial Area, triggering loud explosions that were felt across several surrounding...
View ArticleSingle-Digit Inflation, Mass Poverty: Zimbabwe’s Paper Economics Meets Hard...
Zimbabwe is being told to celebrate. According to the Zimbabwe National Statistics Agency, annual inflation has fallen to 4.1%, the lowest level recorded since the late 1990s. On paper, it is an...
View ArticleWhen America Does It, It’s “Law Enforcement”. When Africa Does It, It’s...
Watching the immigration raids unfolding across the United States of America, and the brutal tactics being used by federal agents, it is impossible not to see uncomfortable historical parallels. The...
View ArticleZimbabwe’s Democratic Future: The Need for Political Transition
Zimbabwe’s Information Minister, Jenfan Muswere, has stated that there is no vacancy in the President’s office, as many ZANU-PF supporters rally behind the Vice President to replace Emerson Mnangagwa...
View ArticleJohnson accuses BBC of being more critical of Rwanda migrant plan than...
By Camilla Turner (TELEGRAPH) Boris Johnson on Tuesday night accused the BBC and the Archbishop of Canterbury of being more critical of the Rwanda migrants plan than Vladimir Putin’s invasion of...
View ArticleBritish General warns NATO is not prepared for war against Russia
By EMMA CRABTREE (EXPRESS) A BRITISH GENERAL has warned that the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) is not prepared for a war against Russia. General Sir Richard Barrons gave his warning during...
View ArticleAir Namibia, SAA facing same fate
Staff Reporter – The Zimbabwe Daily Windhoek, Namibia State owned airline, Air Namibia is facing the same fate of liquidation like the South African Airways (SAA). The state owned airline is in need of...
View Article‘Another coup in Africa’
By Daniel Itai – The Zimbabwe Daily Harare, Zimbabwe – Opposition parties in Zimbabwe have shared mixed feelings over the just ended Presidential elections in Malawi. On Saturday, the Malawi Electoral...
View ArticleZambia’s stimulus package to aid economic recoveryaft
Daniel Itai – The Zimbabwe Daily Lusaka, Zambia – Zambia’s US$438 million COVID-19 stimulus package is set to aid the country’s ailing economy. COVID-19 has really caused some economic turmoils...
View ArticleRecord unemployment rate for South Africa
By Daniel Itai – The Zimbabwe Daily Pretoria, South Africa – According to the quarterly national statistics revealed by Statistics South Africa (StatsSA), the national unemployment rate is now at 30.1...
View ArticleGermany extends helping hand to Namibia
Daniel Itai – The Zimbabwe Daily Windhoek, Namibia – The Germany embassy has decided to pitch in the fight against COVID-19 by distributing food packages in the areas of Gobabis, Witvlei and Okahandja....
View ArticleCricket returns to South Africa after Covid-19 lockdown
Daniel Itai – The Zimbabwe Daily Pretoria, South Africa – Cricket South Africa (CSA) will try a new format of cricket that will see three teams competing in a single 36 over match. Captains AB de...
View Article‘Three weeks of hell’: the peak of Covid-19 at hard-hit UK care home
The Herald Robert Booth Tears flowed at Melbury Court in Durham as the Covid-19 death toll ticked up toward 26, the worst known outbreak in a UK care home. Only 20 of its 82 residents, many of them...
View ArticleZimbabwe heeds President’s prayer call
The Chronicle Harare BureauPRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa yesterday headlined a National Day of Prayer and Fasting at State House that was attended by an array of religious leaders, drawn from far and...
View ArticleStakeholders embrace Zimbabwe’s first campus radio station
Daniel Itai – The Zimbabwe Daily Masvingo, Zimbabwe – Zimbabwe now has its first campus radio station which is situated at the Great Zimbabwe University (GZU). Many have welcomed the move from the...
View ArticleMDC Alliance’s Youth league castigates heavy handedness of armed forces
Daniel Itai – The Zimbabwe Daily Harare, Zimbabwe – The MDC Alliance’s Youth league has castigated the nature in which members of the armed forces are dealing with some of their members. This comes in...
View ArticleFirst Lady calls for three days of prayer
Online Reporter FIRST Lady Auxillia Mnangagwa has called on women to join her in a three-day fasting and praying initiative starting on Thursday to petition God to help the country’s fight against...
View ArticleFirst Lady calls for prayer, fasting to fight Covid-19
Judith Phiri, Sunday News Reporter THE First Lady, Amai Auxillia Mnangagwa, has called upon all women in Zimbabwe and abroad to join her in three days of prayer and fasting for the nation to be spared...
View ArticleInjuries, sickness hits Warriors camp ahead of clash with Burkina Faso
Mehluli Sibanda, Senior Sports Reporter AHEAD of a crucial fixture against Burkina Faso at the African Nations Championship at the Ahmadou Ahidjo Stadium in Yaoundé, Cameroon on Wednesday, Zimbabwe...
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