A heated exchange between Namibia’s Speaker of the National Assembly and Justice Minister resulted in the Minister’s ejection from Parliament. The disagreement stemmed from the presentation of a motion on a proposed Land Tenure Security Law.
Zimbabwe is facing a critical food security crisis as millions grapple with hunger due to the worst drought in over 40 years. The government is reallocating budget resources to import grain and seeking international assistance.
A school kombi carrying students from Mutero High School in Zimbabwe overturned near Chivhu, injuring all occupants. The accident highlights the need for stricter safety measures for student transportation in Zimbabwe.
Feminist groups in Zimbabwe urge reform of the country’s abortion laws, citing high rates of unsafe procedures and advocating for expanded access to safe terminations. The government faces pressure to balance public opinion, religious beliefs, and women’s health needs.
Zimbabwe battles its worst drought in years, leaving millions in need of food aid. The government promises fair distribution, but past politicization raises concerns. International aid arrives, but long-term solutions are needed.
The Grain Millers Association of Zimbabwe (GMAZ) is locked in a legal battle with activist Rutendo Matinyarare after he made social media posts alleging that their products cause cancer and HIV. GMAZ denies the allegations and seeks to protect its reputation, while the case raises concerns about free speech, online criticism, and food safety.
Zimbabwean workers plan to demonstrate for better wages on Labour Day, raising tensions with the government. Police have warned against protests, but unions are demanding a living wage.
Recent by-elections in Zimbabwe have led to significant political shifts, with Zanu PF capitalizing on opposition resignations to consolidate power.
Zanu PF secures victories in Harare East and Mt Pleasant in Zimbabwe’s by-elections amidst a boycott by the main opposition party, CCC, calling for electoral reforms.
A Zimbabwean church leader’s decision to mandate his congregation buy candy exclusively from one company has sparked controversy. Churchgoers suspect a secret deal and worry about the influence religious leaders can wield.
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