Zimbabwe’s Defense Minister and Army Commander have been ordered to pay $40,000 in compensation to four citizens tortured by soldiers during the 2021 lockdown.
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Liberation war hero and former Makokoba legislator, Retired Colonel Tshinga Judge Dube, is set to be laid to rest at the National Heroes Acre in Harare on Wednesday. Dube, who passed away at the age of 83, was declared a national hero for his pivotal role in Zimbabwe’s liberation struggle and post-independence service.
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ACT-SA denounces illegal gold mining activities in Zhombe, Zimbabwe, urging immediate investigations and accountability for involved officials.
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Zanu PF faces internal crisis as factions led by Chiwenga and Mnangagwa clash, raising tensions within the ruling party amid economic decline. Â
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The Zimbabwean government is working on adjusting civil servants’ salaries after the recent devaluation of the ZiG currency, aiming to stabilize incomes amidst ongoing economic measures.
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Harare residents have criticized government claims of successful devolution, arguing that central control remains and undermines local governance and development.
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Two prominent Harare businessmen face charges over a fraudulent $1.4 million property sale involving forged documents and unauthorized transactions with ZERA.
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The 2024 ZimRights report unveils a profound sense of insecurity among Zimbabweans, with political violence and government distrust as central issues affecting the nation’s peace and citizens’ freedoms.
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A crisis is unfolding in Zimbabwe as child abuse cases rise, with heartbreaking stories of guardians exploiting children for rituals and abuse. Experts urge reforms and stronger protections to end this cycle of suffering and betrayal.
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A recent report reveals that Masvingo province has the highest rate of child food poverty in Zimbabwe, with 58% of children facing severe nutrition challenges.