Tinotenda Hove- The Zimbabwean government has unveiled another package of Cabinet resolutions which it says will accelerate national development, but critics argue that the latest announcements are heavy on promises while many citizens continue to grapple with economic hardship, poor public services and unemployment. President Emmerson Mnangagwa chaired the 25th…
Chitungwiza Residents Take Municipality to Court Over Sewage Crisis
Residents say raw sewage flowing through streets, homes violates constitutional rights to dignity, life and a healthy environment Harare — The Chitungwiza Residents Trust (CHITREST), together with eight individual residents, has filed an urgent application at the High Court seeking a declaratory order and interdict against the Chitungwiza Municipality over…
Political Violence Returns ? : Citizen Volunteer Dies Weeks After Brutal Attack
By A Correspondent | Citizens leader Advocate Nelson Chamisa has announced the death of Citizen Volunteer Kelvin Bhonzo (41), who allegedly succumbed to injuries sustained in what the opposition describes as a politically motivated attack linked to the rejection of the Constitutional Amendment Bill Number 3. In a statement released…
Rural Women 4ED Trip To Tanzania Raises Eyebrows Amid Deepening Poverty
Tinotenda Hove- More than 135 members of the Masvingo chapter of Rural Women 4ED have travelled to Tanzania on what organisers describe as a women empowerment and business exchange programme, but the trip has sparked criticism from some Zimbabweans who question its value at a time of worsening economic hardship.…
Ramaphosa to open Pan-African Parliament’s first session of Seventh Legislature
Midrand – President Cyril Ramaphosa will deliver the keynote address at the official opening of the First Ordinary Session of the Seventh Legislature of the Pan-African Parliament (PAP) on Monday, 27 July 2026, at the continental body’s headquarters in Midrand, Gauteng. The session, which runs from 27 to 31 July,…
Religion and Politics Collide as Chiwenga Joins St Joseph Guild
Tinotenda Hove - Zimbabwe Vice President General (Retired) Dr Constantino Chiwenga was today congratulated on becoming a full member of the Roman Catholic Church's St Joseph Guild, with the Archdiocese of Harare's St Joseph Guild and Radio Chiedza publishing a congratulatory poster praising his commitment to the church. The message…
Chivayo Sparks Fresh Controversy After Boasting of Meeting Tanzanian President
Tinotenda Hove- Controversial businessman Wicknell Chivayo has once again drawn public attention after sharing photographs of himself with Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan, raising fresh questions about his growing access to influential political figures across the region. Chivayo, who has frequently been linked to President Emmerson Mnangagwa and has been…
Chamisa Rallies Zimbabweans in UK, Says Push for National Renewal Is Gathering Momentum
Tinotenda Hove- Citizens leader Advocate Nelson Chamisa has continued his engagement tour of the United Kingdom, meeting Zimbabweans in Manchester where he said the growing support from the diaspora reflects an increasing desire for political and economic change back home. Addressing a packed gathering, Chamisa described the meeting as an…
Prepaid Water in a Sea of Sewage: Inside St Mary’s MP’s Parliamentary Battle for Basic Dignity
Harare- On the floor of Parliament, the air was thick with the familiar scent of political hedging. But for Brighton Mazhindu, the Member of Parliament for St Mary’s, the stench wafting through his mind was not that of bureaucratic doublespeak, it was the unmistakable, fetid smell of raw sewage that…
Minister Defends Prepaid Water Meters Amid Harare Supply Crisis, Outlines Safeguards for Vulnerable Households
Harare– Local Government and Public Works Minister, Daniel Garwe has defended the government's ongoing rollout of prepaid water meters in Harare, telling Parliament that the shift from estimated billing to a "smart" metering system will bring fairness and transparency despite persistent water supply challenges. MP Mazhindu's Five-Point Questioning St Mary's…

