By Reason Wafawarova I am increasingly disturbed by ordinary Zimbabweans openly urging the police to use torture to extract confessions from the Guruve murder suspect. Some are even suggesting that the “best place” for the man is Braeside CID. I have no idea why Braeside, of all places, has become…
“Enough Is Enough”: FFC Leader Condemns August 1 Shootings, Demands Justice and Accountability
Tinotenda Hove - Opposition movement Freedom Fighters for Change (FFC) has renewed calls for justice over the August 1, 2018 shootings, with party president Michael Makaza accusing the government and security institutions of failing to protect citizens and evading accountability.Speaking on Wednesday, Makaza said the events of August 2018, in…
Tungwarara’s Meeting With Mnangagwa Sparks Skepticism
Tinotenda Hove - Presidential Special Investment Advisor Dr. Paul Tungwarara on Wednesday paid what officials described as a “courtesy visit” to President Emmerson Mnangagwa, a meeting that critics say reflects more symbolism than substance amid Zimbabwe’s deepening economic challenges. According to an official brief, Tungwarara extended New Year wishes to…
Marange Women Lead the Call for Justice Amid Pollution and Curfews
By A Correspondent - Chipinge, Zimbabwe — Women in Marange are raising the alarm over what they describe as a double injustice: rivers poisoned by mining operations and curfews enforced by security actors that expose them to harassment and sexual violence. For generations, rivers in Marange have been the lifeline…
ZHRC Slams Forced Radio Licences as Unconstitutional and Costly Burden on Citizens
Tinotenda Hove - The Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission (ZHRC) has strongly condemned the compulsory collection of radio listeners’ licence fees, arguing that it forces citizens to fund a State broadcaster perceived as biased. In its 2025 Human Rights Situation Report, the commission raised serious concerns about the Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation’s…
Too Little, Too Late: Zimbabwe’s ‘High-Tech’ Disaster Plan Exposed as People Suffer
Tinotenda Hove - Zimbabwe’s latest push to adopt a technology-driven disaster management system has drawn scepticism, with critics arguing that the initiative comes far too late and offers little comfort to communities already battered by recurring floods, droughts and mining-related tragedies. The National Disaster Management Centre, working with the Centre…
Optimism Without Confidence: Why Zimbabweans Still Don’t Trust ZiG
Tinotenda Hove - Despite confident claims from Government and economists, scepticism continues to trail the Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG) currency, with critics warning that official optimism is masking deep-seated structural weaknesses and a long history of failed currency experiments. Authorities insist the ZiG will remain stable this year, pointing to record…
Holiday Highway Hell as Rains Wash Away Binga’s Festive Joy
Binga – What should have been a season of celebration became a gruelling ordeal for motorists and passengers in Binga District, as relentless rains crippled the already fragile road network, severing communities and stranding families during the critical festive travel period. The member of parliament for the area, Fanuel Cumanzala…
Ostallos Siziba Slams Digital Services Tax, Labels Zimbabwe a “Vampire State”
Tinotenda Hove – Nelson Chamisa’s aide, Gift Ostallos Siziba, has launched a scathing attack on President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s administration over the introduction of a new digital services tax, accusing the government of further burdening already struggling citizens. Speaking on Tuesday, Siziba said the tax would deepen hardship for ordinary Zimbabweans…
Drama As Harare Cop Loses Ear In Fight With Kombi Crew
Tinotenda Hove - A Harare traffic police officer lost part of his right ear after being attacked by a kombi crew who allegedly abducted him while he was on duty on Sunday. Constable Shadreck Jongwe (36) was reportedly assaulted by the driver and conductor of a white Toyota Hiace, registration…

