Zimbabwe’s opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai warned on Monday of a gathering ”people’s storm” that would battle what he called President Robert Mugabe’s ”civil-military junta”.
At least 36 students from a teacher training college burnt to death near the southern Zimbabwean city of Masvingo after their bus collided with a truck.
Zimbabwe’s President Robert Mugabe plans to make service in his youth militia a prerequisite for high school graduates entering college or the job market.
Zimbabwean journalist and publisher Mark Chavunduka, whose arrest and subsequent torture helped expose his government’s increasing repression of dissent, has died after a prolonged illness, his family said on Wednesday.
THE ruling party in Zimbabwe will sue media organisations, including those outside the country, and the main opposition party for reporting a false story, the state-run Sunday Mail reported.
South Africa’s foreign minister on Friday criticised the media in this country for presenting Zimbabwe in a bad light, after holding talks with the country’s President Robert Mugabe.
POLICE arrested and charged a columnist for Zimbabwe’s only independent daily newspaper on Monday, bringing to eight the number of journalists arrested under harsh new media laws.
An official population census counted 11,6-million people in Zimbabwe and estimated nearly 3-million Zimbabweans are living outside the troubled southern African nation
About 2 900 Zimbabwean farmers, ordered to cease farming under the government’s controversial land reform law, have largely ignored the deadline and continued their business.
A Zimbabwean white farmer on Wednesday became the first reported to be forcibly ejected from his property since a government eviction order last week.
Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe’s government appears to have been caught out over a five-week blockade imposed by ruling party militias on food aid from a British charity for a famine-stricken district, hours after the United Nations warned the regime of ”the politicisation of food distribution”.
Zimbabwe’s High Court has issued a warrant for the arrest of its justice minister after he failed to appear in court to answer charges of contempt of court, a state-owned daily said on Tuesday.
Learnmore Jongwe, the former representative and MP for the opposition Movement for Democratic Change who was arrested three months ago for allegedly murdering his wife, was found dead on Tuesday in the prison where he was awaiting trial
Zimbabwe’s opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) lost a court appeal on Thursday demanding a computerised list of all Zimbabweans who had been registered to vote in March’s disputed presidential elections.
The trial of an American journalist working for a British paper and accused of publishing falsehoods opened on Wednesday in Zimbabwe.
Zimbabwe’s central bank governor is having ”sleepless nights” over how to tame inflation currently running at more than 120%, The Herald newspaper reported on Friday. Governor Gideon Gono is struggling to contain inflation, which President Robert Mugabe’s government considers the ”number-one enemy”.