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Harare residents question the government’s delay in providing promised title deeds for Epworth’s informal settlements ahead of the 2023 elections.

South Africa’s election sees voters divided, with the ANC facing strong opposition and the potential for a coalition government

Bravura denies Zimbabwean Mail’s unfounded claims about mining concessions, asserting project progress and significant investments despite challenges.

Judicial Service Commission workers confront management over alleged salary injustices and workplace disparities, threatening a vote of no confidence against leaders.

Road accidents in Zimbabwe result in $400 million annual losses, prompting government plans for stricter enforcement and improved road safety measures.

President Mnangagwa faces criticism after urging use of Zimbabwe Gold currency while distributing US dollars, raising doubts about his commitment to the …

Nelson Chamisa maintains pressure on SADC for electoral reforms nearly a year after Zimbabwe’s disputed elections, seeking democratic integrity.

Lawyer Petina Gappah retracts defamatory statements and issues a full apology to Fadzayi Mahere, concluding a long-standing legal dispute.

Harare Mayor Jacob Mafume introduces zones to regulate and formalize street vending, aiming to balance urban planning and business fairness.

Esau Mupfumi, Zanu PF member, arrested for violent clashes involving rank marshals in Mutare. Police confirm multiple arrests amid rising tensions.