Citizens reject disruption as CAB3 becomes law
Instead, Zimbabweans largely chose peace, stability, work and the pursuit of national development over confrontation and disruption. That choice deserves recognition.
By Clever Marisa
6h ago
Villagers arrested over TikTok videos
The arrests are the latest in a series of pre-emptive actions against opposition figures, student activists, and civil society members who have spoken out
By Staff Reporter
6h ago
Elizabeth Gwaunza’s appointment changed more than Zim’s judiciary
What makes Gwaunza's appointment particularly significant is that it was never a case of representation replacing competence. Her career speaks for itself.
By Kudakwashe T Mdzungairi
Aug. 8, 2026
Mutare Central MP James dismisses resignation rumours
James had previously threatened to resign in protest against the Constitutional Amendment Act No. 3 (CAA 3), which he voted against but has since become law.
By Kenneth Nyangani
Aug. 4, 2026
Zimbabwe participates at Commonwealth Forum
The conference runs under the theme: “From Retribution to Restoration: Reimagining Justice Through Mediation in Criminal Law.”
By Staff Reporter
Aug. 3, 2026
Constitutional Amendment Act: Does Zimbabwe's development require longer political cycles?
Supporters argue that the Amendment seeks to align Zimbabwe's political timetable with its development ambitions in four important ways.
By Debra Manyasi
Aug. 3, 2026
Cheso Power Festival fails to live up to billing
Entertainment industry observers cited a combination of factors that may have contributed to the poor turnout.
By Style Reporter
Aug. 2, 2026
Empty stomachs, and a captive Parliament
It goes to the very heart of parliamentary independence, democratic accountability and constitutional governance.
By Newsday
Jul. 31, 2026
Makururu backs one-party state push, urges Zimbabweans to shun protests
The amendment has extended Mnangagwa’s rule by two years to 2030.
By Kenneth Nyangani
Jul. 30, 2026
