Kudzai Mashininga
latest news & developments
Zimbabwe’s civic services on the edge
Doctors warn of ‘silent genocide’ as strike enters tenth week
Police want to poison me, former Zimbabwean VP claims
Former Zimbabwean Vice-President Phelekezela Mphoko says he is afraid of being abducted and poisoned by state agents
Zimbabwe’s new currency: the ‘RTGS dollar’
Decision is meant to stabilise the economy — but analysts are not convinced
Security forces to blame for Zim post-election fatalities
Motlanthe commission of inquiry into the post-election violence in Zimbabwe blames ‘overwhelmed’ army and police
Reform on the cards as Zanu-PF shifts hardline stance
Mnangagwa says Zanu-PF in particular and Zimbabwe in general must embrace the rule of law and constitutionalism
A year later, Zimbabweans reflect: “I sort of miss Mugabe”
Zimbabweans reflect on the anniversary of Mugabe’s resignation
Uncertainty hangs in Harare’s air
By Thursday the dust had settled in Harare’s city centre. There was little evidence of the violence that had erupted the night before
Gunfire, tanks and injuries in Harare as Zim election turns violent
Initial reports from journalists on the ground describe soldiers firing live ammunition into crowds of opposition supporters
Zim opposition leaders targeted for assassination, claims Tendai Biti
Biti says MDC Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa has won the presidential poll and a government plot to assassinate him is afoot
High turnout, high expectations as Zimbabwe votes
Opposition fears that slow queues in urban areas could discourage voters
Mugabe speaks out: ‘I won’t vote for Zanu-PF. And it was a coup’
The former president has slammed his successor in a scathing press conference on the eve of Zimbabwe’s election
Opposition will protest ‘illegitimate government’ if Zanu-PF wins
MDC Alliance has lost faith in the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission’s ability to organise a credible poll
Two fatalities after Bulawayo blast
Two people have died from injuries sustained in Saturday’s attack, according to a hospital official
Parliament lets Mugabe off the hook
Former Zimbabwean president will not be censured for failing to account for diamond corruption.
The return of Zim’s white farmers
Many white farmers were forced off the land by aggressive land redistribution policies and violent attacks. Now some are coming back