Tinotenda Hove- Five new members have joined the Judicial Service Commission after taking the oath of office in Harare on Tuesday in a ceremony led by Chief Justice Elizabeth Gwaunza. The appointees sworn in are Dr Noah Maringe, Mr Valentine Mutatu, Mr Lison Ncube, Mr Bothwell Nyajeka and Ms Alice…
Cabinet’s Grand Promises Under Fire as Zimbabweans Wait for Real Change
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…
Football Fraternity Pays Tribute To Bosso Quartet
Sports Correspondent -Zimbabwe’s football community gathered at Barbourfields Stadium on Monday to honour four Highlanders FC members who died in a road crash in Mbembesi. Zimbabwe Football Association president Nqobile Magwizi said the pain was being felt across the whole sport. At a joint memorial service for Colonel Kenneth Mhlophe,…
Government Scraps Long-Criticised Road Fees After Years of Double Charging Motorists
Tinotenda Hove- The Government has finally abolished a range of vehicle-related fees that critics have long argued unfairly burdened motorists and transport operators, raising fresh questions over why Zimbabweans were required to pay what authorities now acknowledge were unnecessary and overlapping charges for years. The Ministry of Transport and Infrastructural…
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…
Patients Left Waiting as Ambulance Shortage Hits Gutu Hospitals
Dear Editor – I am writing to express my deep concern over the severe shortage of ambulances at Gutu District Hospital and Gutu Mission Hospital, a situation that is putting the lives of patients at risk every day. My name is Takunda Paul Chaduka from Mutunduru in Gutu, and I…
Mnangagwa’s Church Donation Sparks Debate as Critics Question Blurring of Politics and Religion
By A Correspondent|President Emmerson Mnangagwa's latest appearance at a major church gathering has reignited debate over the growing relationship between the State and religious institutions, with critics questioning whether political leaders are increasingly using churches to bolster their public image while Zimbabweans continue to endure economic hardship. Although the President…
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,…

