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Kizito Gweshe is accused of victimising a partner who stood in the way of a property deal.
The moth-balled second Willowgate probe has revealed the spurious grounds used to exonerate Zimbabwean officials.
Zanu-PF’s divisive internal power battles were again at play this week as its two factions battled to control influential positions in Parliament.
The MDC is calling for the Israeli company’s contract to be ended after allegations of voters’ roll tampering.
Zim is reconsidering compensating white commercial farmers whose farms were seized during the chaotic 2000 land reform process, the M&G has learnt.
Zanu-PF is attempting to oust high court judge Charles Hungwe over his unfavourable rulings against Zimbabwe’s ruling party.
Damning documents could have led to the arrest of top allies of Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe.
Those implicated allegedly sought an audience with the attorney general to postpone the probe.
The spotlight has fallen on the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission’s ability to hold free and fair elections.
Chinese embassy representatives met with Zim officials after the Mail & Guardian revealed that engineers from a Chinese company evicted inspectors.
Police commissioner General Augustine Chihuri has told top brass to ensure Zanu-PF wins the upcoming elections.
A Cabinet meeting this week turned ugly as Zimbabwean ministers laid into each other over claims of violent attacks against opponents.
Zanu-PF officials are anxious that a report by South African judges on Zimbabwe’s 2002 election could soon be made public, party insiders say.
Zanu-PF is worried that Khampepe documents may open rifts in the party ahead of elections.
Engineers say Zimbabwe’s National Defence College, built by a Chinese company, was allegedly ‘a hurried job’.
Graft is so bad at the Harare court that the corruption-busting unit has had to set up a base there.
A new code of conduct for Zimbabwe’s political parties will bar perpetrators of political violence from taking part in electoral processes.
Zimbabwe’s government is unlikely to entertain a proposal by a farmers’ union, with Finance Minister Tendai Biti calling it an "elitist solution".
Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights claims that there appears to be a police hit squad that is killing criminal suspects in custody.
The Zimbabwe police are allegedly killing criminal suspects in custody, Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights has claimed.
