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HIV time bomb for SA returnees
The government says it has screened more than 99 000 returning citizens to date.
By Sharon Sibindi
5h ago
Choosing to be the light
"Darkness cannot be removed by complaints alone. It begins to disappear when ordinary people choose to become the light."
By Evelyn Bengura
9h ago
Dutch partnership expands safe water access in Mutare
This emerged during an oversight visit by the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Local Government, Public Works and National Housing.
By Kenneth Nyangani
12h ago
Constitutional amendments, lies, and the power grab
To understand the fallacy of this narrative, one must look directly at the specific architecture of Section 328(7), a clause designed precisely to prevent this exact scenario.
By Tendai Ruben Mbofana
Jul. 14, 2026
Cancelling elections an admission of failure
The disastrous impact of the constitutional manipulation brought about by selfish interests will not only be keenly felt by the country’s citizens but also by neighbouring countries.
By Doctor Stop It
Jul. 12, 2026
MPs get smaller second allocation of government good relief
Molokele revealed that his constituency is still chasing an outstanding allocation from the initial rice disbursement programme conducted nearly two years ago.
By Silas Nkala
Jul. 3, 2026
CAB3 clears Parliament, heads to Mnangagwa for assent
CAB3 clears Parliament
By Miriam Mangwaya
Jun. 30, 2026
CAB3 and the politics of Acting Presidents: How a procedural amendment could reshape Zim’s succession politics
Parliament, rather than the governing party, would elect a new President within 30 days, while one Vice-President temporarily assumes presidential authority.
By Jameson Timba
Jun. 30, 2026
Between principle and practice: Participator constitutionalism and judicial restraint in Fuza and Wakurawarehwa v Parliament of Zimbabwe
The implications of the judgment extend beyond procedural doctrine to the broader question of democratic governance.
By Arnold Tsunga and Bongani Ngwenya
Jun. 29, 2026
