Zimbabwean opposition leader Job Sikhala alleges harassment by law enforcement after delivering a critical speech at a human rights summit in Geneva. Sikhala, currently abroad for medical treatment, says police visited his residence looking for him. The reason for the visit remains unclear, but Sikhala fears it may be an attempt to silence his dissent.
Zimbabwe’s call for regional mediation follows President Mnangagwa’s critical remarks on Zambia’s ties with the West.
Zimbabwean real estate company Seeff Zimbabwe targets the diaspora community for property investment, addressing trust concerns and offering secure channels, property management, valuation, and advisory services.
South Africa’s Constitutional Court has definitively ruled in favor of Zimbabwean Exemption Permit (ZEP) holders. The court rejected an appeal on the termination of the program, requiring the government to consult with ZEP holders before making any decisions about the program’s future.
Zimbabwe’s anti-corruption commission, the ZACC, is investigating a $40 million tender awarded to a company linked to businessman Wicknell Chivayo. Leaked audio recordings allegedly featuring Chivayo suggest he received help from high-ranking officials to secure the contract.
The Zimbabwe Peace Project reveals a disturbing trend of food aid being distributed based on political affiliation, excluding opposition supporters.
A Zimbabwean government official, Marian Chombo, has raised concerns about a potential lost generation due to the pervasiveness of drug and substance abuse in Norton. Chombo, Minister of State for Mashonaland West Provincial Affairs and Devolution, visited the Fight Against Substances and Addictions (FASSA) Rehabilitation Centre and witnessed the devastating impact of drug abuse on young people, including educated professionals.
Residents in Harare, Zimbabwe, grapple with a nightmarish sanitation crisis as raw sewage overflows from dilapidated toilets, flooding their homes and raising fears of disease outbreaks.
The NDWG spearheads opposition against Mnangagwa’s administration, pushing for democratic elections and addressing Zimbabwe’s deep-seated political and economic issues.
The Environmental Management Agency (EMA) in Zimbabwe has warned Harare residents of a looming water crisis due to a failing wastewater management system. Contaminated water sources pose a significant health risk and make it expensive to treat drinking water. EMA urges the city council to take immediate action to upgrade its infrastructure.
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