‘Bond notes were the government’s short-term answer to its long-term economic problems but now this is proving to be an expensive mistake’
Chombo said claims that Zimbabwe has now "slipped back to the hyperinflationary days of 2008" were propaganda
Grace Mugabe’s eldest son, Russell Goreraza, has recently purchased two luxury Rolls-Royce limousines — worth a neat R70-million together
According to media reports, Joice Mujuru urged the embattled vice president to join the ranks of opposition parties.
The effects of President Mugabe’s post-independence security clampdown known as the Matabeleland massacre, continue to be felt.
ZANU PF sees itself as having brought democracy too the country and will not leave power.
Despite Grace Mugabe’s claim that Gabriella Engels attacked her, Afriforum is planning to proceed with an assault case against Zimbabwe’s first lady.
The first lady portrayed herself as the victim after intervening on behalf of her sons who were "in trouble with a drunken young woman".
New report shows how Zimbabwe’s ruling elite have stolen and squandered the country’s vast diamond wealth
Mantashe on Tuesday told the media in Johannesburg that he had lodged a formal complaint in a telephonic conversation with his counterpart in Zanu-PF.
Grace was granted diplomatic immunity despite calls by protesters for her not to be allowed to leave the country.
Back in Zimbabwe, those who become victims to the First Lady are powerless.
Zimbabwe’s first lady has ‘no leg to stand on’ but efforts are afoot to prevent her appearing in court
The police ministry has confirmed that Zimbabwe’s first lady Grace Mugabe has not left the country.
Zimbabwe’s first lady has landed herself in hot South African water following the alleged assault of a young model.
Grace Mugabe has been repeatedly implicated in violent and erratic behaviour
Former Barcelona stars Patrick Kluivert and Edgar Davids joined Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe on stage at a weekend political rally
Since Bob Marley’s independence day appearance, the genre has been steadily evolving
Zimbabweans question the wisdom of replacing one ailing head of state with another
The two nations have a significant post-colonial parallel: Widely lauded success followed by economic and political chaos.
Meet the Zimbabwean journalist who is concocting fake news to pay for real news
Rival political factions fighting for state power may be behind the recent spate of break-ins and fires at key government institutions
Harare’s jet set swan around a new boutique aptly called The Sp_ce, the gap between the rich and poor
After 37 years of independence the president still promises economic uhuru to starving citizens
An entrenched private sector and an active civil society are unlikely to yield to a kleptocracy.
The quest for better working conditions leaves striking doctors with a tough decision but they might not have to choose.
Mining by the state has brought human rights and environmental abuses to Marange villagers
Could Zimbabwe’s new Health Development Fund rescue the country’s cash-strapped clinics and hospitals?
He was returning to the country after he’d sought safety from Mugabe’s men first to South Africa and then in the United States
Widespread activism and a heavy-handed crackdown has led to a tense stand-off
Acie Lumumba says it is politics, and not activism, that will change his country.
A social crisis caused by Zimbabwe’s economic disaster and being silenced has the country’s artists turning to spirituality and the outside world.