5 month agoZimbabwe's High Court has cleared a doctors' march to Parliament today to protest the abduction & enforced disappearance of Dr Peter Magombeyi. @PoliceZimbabwe ordered not to interfere with the 1pm march
Zimbabwean president Emmerson Mnangagwa says former leader Robert Mugabe "was an icon of liberation" who "dedicated his life to the emancipation and empowerment of his people"
6 month agoArmed men attacked (fired bullets) the home of Marondera MP Caston Matewu on 21 August 2019
6 month agoCurrent situation in Harare
6 month agoDemonstrations in Harare.people unhappy with governance
6 month agoThe Secretary of State is publicly designating Anselem Nhamo Sanyatwe, former Commander of the Zimbabwe National Army's Presidential Guard Brigade and current Ambassador Designate of Zimbabwe to Tanzania, "due to his involvement in gross violations of human rights."
11 month agoA cyclone that ripped across Mozambique and Zimbabwe has killed at least 162 people with scores more missing and caused "massive and horrifying" destruction in the Mozambican city of Beira, authorities and the Red Cross say #CycloneIdai
1 year agoBeitbridge East: MP Cde Albert Nguluvhe visits flash floods victims in ward 4 urban (Dulivhadzimo). 844 people among them 300 children living in a low lying area near Dulivhadzimo bus terminus were affected by flash floods at the weekend.
Mnangagwa denies rift with deputy Zimbabwe's President Emmerson Mnangagwa dismissed rumours of a rift with his deputy.
1 year agoMan beaten by soldiers in Mutare dies from injuries: doctors
Violent crackdown by new govt worse than Mugabe: Chamisa
Lawyers in Zimbabwe protest the alleged denial of justice for hundreds held in a violent government crackdown.
Former Zanu-PF Mashonaland Central provincial chairman Itai Dickson Mafios has been convicted of inciting people in Bindura to join the violent MDC Alliance led protests that rocked the country a fortnight ago.
1 year agoFire destroys Beitbridge exports warehouse
1 year agoMDC Alliance leader @nelsonchamisa arrives at Tuku Funeral in Norton
Zimbabwe's government orders 'total internet shutdown' amid violent crackdown on people protesting dramatic fuel price increases.
Sources confirm @PastorEvanLive charged with incitement to public violence at Harare Central Police. Massive overcrowding due to number of arrests, leading to huge delays in processing. Some of those arrested have been in jail with nothing to eat since Monday.
Leading Zimbabwean activist Evan Mawarire is detained by police in a widening crackdown after anti-government protests
Mthwakazi Republic Party Bulawayo Provincial Secretary Henry Dube has been assaulted and shot on the head at his home at Cowdry Park in Bulawayo.
1 year agoThe @EFFSouthAfrica has blasted Mnangagwa for using the military "to respond to protesting, armless and defenceless citizens". The EFF added that, "To unleash the military is to treat citizens as enemies of the state, who must be met with excessive violence, force and death."
1 year agoStrive Masiyiwa has posted on Facebook an @econetzimbabwe statement that suspension of internet services to all their customers in Zimbabwe was in compliance to a directive in terms of the law, from Office of President and Cabinet.
1 year ago"You won a convincing victory in the election fairly recently. The people of your country expect effective work. We are ready to do our utmost to make sure that cooperation between our countries benefits our countries, our peoples.." - Putin
After a day of deadly protests, Zimbabwe's government promises public workers a living allowance while it negotiates with unions which called a three-day strike
Zimbabwe helicopter fire teargas to disperse protesters in Harare township: Reuters
Zimbabwe says it may need Russia to help modernise its army, while its citizens protest against bread prices
Zimbabwean soldiers deploy to areas in capital Harare where police are clashing with protesters over fuel hikes
Earthquake of magnitude 5.5 - 53km SSE of Chipinge, Zimbabwe
The NPA has issued an arrest warrant for former Zimbabwean first lady Grace Mugabe.
Zimbabwe presidential inquiry says army, police responsible for killing 6 protesters in post-election violence.
2 buses collide head-on in northeast Zimbabwe, killing at least 47 people, police say - The Herald
