Tinotenda Hove In a move that further burdens Zimbabwe's already struggling citizens, President Emmerson Mnangagwa's government has pushed forward a controversial bill requiring mandatory radio license payments for motor vehicles. The Broadcasting Services Amendment Bill, which passed through the Senate without amendments, has sparked intense public outcry. Motorists are particularly…
By A Correspondent Veteran Zimbabwean broadcaster Ezra Tshisa Sibanda has quashed rumors of his death circulating on social media, calling the prank "in bad taste." In a statement released on Tuesday, Sibanda expressed his dismay at the false reports, saying: "I have been alerted by friends, colleagues, and family to…
By A Correspondent Farayi Taruvinga, the ZANU PF Insiza North MP and a prominent gold dealer in Filabusi, Matabeleland South, has passed away at the age of 54. According to a Zanu PF official, Taruvinga had been battling illness for some time. "Cde Taruvinga succumbed to cancer yesterday at his…
By A Correspondent Violent clashes erupted in Harare today as Zimbabwean police confronted large crowds of youths gathering at Robert Mugabe Square, also known as Freedom Square. The protesters, who had assembled to voice their opposition to President Mnangagwa’s third-term bid, were met with tear gas as law enforcement moved…
By A Correspondent Controversial Zanu PF tenderpreneur, Wicknell Chivayo, has strongly condemned the planned March 31 protests, labeling those behind the calls as enemies of progress. Chivayo, who faces accusations of looting state funds through the controversial Gwanda Solar project, made his stance clear in a recent statement, denouncing the…
By A Correspondent A tragic series of road accidents occurred on Friday, March 28, 2025, resulting in the loss of 15 lives in Norton, Chegutu, and Mutare. According to National Police Spokesperson Commissioner Paul Nyathi, four fatal road traffic accidents took place that day. One of the accidents happened on…
Tinotenda Hove Zanu PF activists created chaos in Gutu South Constituency on Saturday, resorting to harassment and intimidation of villagers ahead of the anticipated March 31 protests. The situation has sparked growing concerns over political unrest and rising tension in the region. Villagers in the area were reportedly coerced into…
Tinotenda Hove During a Zanu PF Central Committee meeting in Harare on Thursday, President Emmerson Mnangagwa openly acknowledged the internal chaos within his party, attributing it to members displaying what he described as "chameleon-like" behaviour. Mnangagwa stated that some party members had been acting as willing allies to external detractors,…
Tinotenda Hove As protests against the Mnangagwa regime intensify, Zimbabwe’s security forces have been placed on high alert, with officials warning against any attempts to disrupt public order. The latest round of unrest is being spearheaded by war veteran Blessed Geza, who has become the face of a growing movement…
By Tinotenda Hove In a significant reshuffling of military leadership, Zimbabwe’s President, Mr. Emmerson Mnangagwa, has appointed Major General Emmanuel Matatu as the new commander of the Zimbabwe National Army. This comes after the elevation of Matatu to the rank of Lieutenant General. The announcement was made on March 27,…
