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…
Zanu PF Hardliner Takes Aim At Cleric
By Dereck Goto - The situation at United Theological College has devolved into a predictable crisis, and the blame rests squarely on the shoulders of its Principal, Dr. Kupakwashe Mtata. The consensus among staff and residents is stark and unambiguous: Dr. Mtata has abandoned his administrative and fiduciary duties in…
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…
Mnangagwa Wary Of El Niño
Tinotenda Hove- President Emmerson Mnangagwa has warned that Zimbabwe could face another difficult agricultural season as forecasts point to a high likelihood of below-normal rainfall linked to a possible Super El Niño phenomenon. Speaking during the Zanu PF Women's League National Assembly this week, Mnangagwa urged farmers to prepare for…
Kwenda Foundation Pledges Lasting Support for Orphaned Children Through Faith and Community Action
By A Correspondent - The Kwenda Foundation has reaffirmed its commitment to improving the lives of orphaned and vulnerable children, saying its mission is rooted in Christian values and a belief that every child deserves love, protection and the opportunity to thrive. The Foundation said its vision is inspired by…
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…
Man Slapped To Death Over Firewood Debt
Tinotenda Hove- A Beitbridge man has been remanded in custody after appearing in court on a murder charge following the death of another man during a dispute over an unpaid firewood debt. Misheck Mukwazukwazu (51), of Lutumba Growth Point in Beitbridge, appeared before the Beitbridge Magistrates' Court and was remanded…
Presidential Advisor Tungwarara Warns Against July 31 Protests, says Constitutional Amendment is “Legal Reality”
Harare– Presidential advisor Paul Tungwarara has urged Zimbabweans to reject planned demonstrations on July 31, describing Constitutional Amendment No. 3 as an "established legal reality" and warning that those who defy the law "will inevitably face its consequences." In a post on Thursday, Tungwarara dismissed calls for protests against the…

