Journalist Garikai Chaunza appointed AUSS-SA Co-Chair
Dr. Garikai Chaunza, a postdoctoral fellow at Rhodes University and a renowned Zimbabwean journalist and media activist, has been appointed […]
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Sikhala granted R10 000 bail in explosives case
A former Zimbabwean legislator and opposition activist, Job Sikhala, and his uncle, Alexander Thema, have been granted bail of R10,000
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Dangote Invests $1 Billion in Zimbabwe Economy
Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote has signed a landmark $1 billion investment deal with Zimbabwe, marking a significant vote of confidence
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Zimbabwe students abducted and tortured during election campaign
Opposition leader Nelson Chamisa has condemned the abduction and torture of two students from the Chinhoyi University of Technology (CUT)
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Zimbabwe opposition leader Job Sikhala arrested with explosives
South African authorities have arrested Zimbabwean opposition leader Job Sikhala for allegedly attempting to smuggle a significant quantity of explosives
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Climate change affects people with disabilities disproportionately
People with disabilities in Zimbabwe are calling on the government to develop targeted support systems and inclusive policies to help
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Zimbabwe Priest Found Not Guilty In Obstruction Case
A Bulawayo-based Roman Catholic priest, Father John Sewera, has been acquitted of charges related to obstructing the course of justice.
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Zimbabwe lifts maize import ban boosting regional food security
South Africa’s Minister of Agriculture, John Steenhuisen, has commended Zimbabwe’s decision to lift its ban on maize and grain imports,
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Raila Odinga Laid to Rest in Kenya
African News Update: Odinga Laid to Rest, Ebola Outbreak Nears End, and Zimbabwe Opposition Protests Kenyan opposition leader Raila Odinga
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Zimbabwe protests planned against Mnangagwa regime
Zimbabwean war veteran Blessed Geza has announced plans to lead nationwide protests against President Emmerson Mnangagwa, citing corruption and “state