18 h. ago CSOs urge inclusive development and swift passage of key bills

Civil society organisations (CSOs) have raised concerns over the ongoing barriers that continue to hinder the full participation of women, youth and persons with disabilities (PWD) in national development and decision-making processes in Zimbabwe.

Politics

56 h. ago Detective Kedha’s Private Firm Hits Back At ZRP In Stolen Land Cruiser Row

Matrix Private Investigations and Security, led by private investigator Tafadzwa “Detective Kedha” Chidawa, has said the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) does not speak on behalf Interpol, amid growing controversy surrounding the recovery of a stolen Toyota Land Cruiser.

Events

3 d. ago Chinese brutally attacks employee for seeking NSSA recourse over occupational injury

By Alois Vinga AN employee at Chinese-run Huaman Investments (Private) Limited alleged that he was brutally attacked for involving the National Social Security Authority (NSSA) to ascertain injuries incurred at work. Circumstances around the matter are that the employee (name withheld) recently sustained injuries at work and approached National Engineering Workers Union (NEWU) led by The post Chinese brutally attacks employee for seeking NSSA recourse over occupational injury appeared first on NewZimbabwe.com.

Events

4 d. ago New private deal to fund Bulawayo dam may relieve water crisis — But it would leave thirsty ratepayers drowning in bills

By newZWire A US$126 million plan to build a new dam for Bulawayo could finally ease the city’s long-running water crisis, but the private financing model may leave residents paying up to three times more for water. The proposed Glass Block Dam, to be built in the Umzingwane catchment area, is being promoted by a The post New private deal to fund Bulawayo dam may relieve water crisis — But it would leave thirsty ratepayers drowning in bills appeared first on NewZimbabwe.com.

Economics

4 d. ago Grudges to the Grave: Mugabe, Lungu, and Africa’s Crisis of Political Maturity

By Garikai Chaunza The news that former Zambian President Edgar Chagwa Lungu will be buried in South Africa, rather than in his homeland, has prompted serious reflection across Africa. According to Lusaka Times, this decision, explained by the Lungu family as a preference for a private ceremony, comes against a backdrop of strained relations between Lungu and The post Grudges to the Grave: Mugabe, Lungu, and Africa’s Crisis of Political Maturity appeared first on NewZimbabwe.com.

Politics

6 d. ago City to City promises fireworks as young stars brace for HICC spotlight 

By Darlington Gatsi PREPARATIONS for the City to City concert, slated for 28 June at the Harare International Conference Centre (HICC), are well on course, with interest heightening, organisers have said. After successful concerts across the country, the City to City show is on its final leg in Harare, with several musicians expected to perform. The post City to City promises fireworks as young stars brace for HICC spotlight  appeared first on NewZimbabwe.com.

Events

9 d. ago Legal Discussions with Vengai Madzima: Public Private Partnerships In Zimbabwe

NewZimbabwe.com has invited Mr. Vengai Madzima, the Senior Partner at Madzima Chidyausiku Museta Legal Practitioners (MCM Legal), to discuss with us legal issues that affect Zimbabweans. The discussions are of a general nature, and those seeking specific legal advice should contact their lawyer. Reporter: Welcome back Mr. Madzima. This week we want to discuss public-private The post Legal Discussions with Vengai Madzima: Public Private Partnerships In Zimbabwe appeared first on NewZimbabwe.com.

Politics

9 d. ago British MP says dangerous foreign criminals must not be protected

A British legislator Chris Philp says the country’s Human Rights Law must be amended to [...]

Events

1 week ago Detrimental Private Voluntary Organisations Amendment Bill enacted

After several years of tireless opposition from civil society to prevent from its adoption, the Private Voluntary Organisations (PVO) Amendment Bill (PVO Bill) was enacted in April 2025.

Politics

1 week ago High Court delivers landmark blow to Zimbabwe’s controversial ‘Patriotic Act’

HARARE - In a landmark ruling, the High Court of Zimbabwe has ruled that a central provision of the Criminal Law (Codification and Reform) Amendment Act, widely known as the "Patriotic Act," is unconstitutional and therefore unlawful. The post High Court delivers landmark blow to Zimbabwe’s controversial ‘Patriotic Act’ appeared first on Nehanda Radio.

Events

2 w. ago Balancing between development and preservation of the environment: The case of The Hills Luxury Golf Estate

The Hills Luxury Golf Estate, a US$300 million development in Harare is a partnership between City of Harare and WestProp Holdings, with the local authority owning 30% and the private company owns 70% shareholding.

Politics

2 w. ago “Mandatory Retesting Applies Only To Public Service Vehicle Drivers, Not Private Motorists”

The Minister of Transport and Infrastructural Development, Felix Mhona, has dismissed claims suggesting that all licensed drivers in Zimbabwe will soon be required to undergo mandatory retesting after a fixed period.

Transport

2 w. ago Grow industrial capacity to diversify economy — Zim Central Bank

THE Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) has encouraged both Government and private sector players to [...]

Politics

2 w. ago Villagers welcome Kuvimba Mining House’s job creation for Mberengwa youths

By Alois Vinga VILLAGERS in Mberengwa district in Midlands province have commended Kuvimba Mining House (KMH) for creating employment opportunities for local youths and easing social pressures in the community. KMH controls several of Zimbabwe’s key mining assets. As of 2021, the government held a 65% stake, with the remaining 35% owned by private investors, The post Villagers welcome Kuvimba Mining House’s job creation for Mberengwa youths appeared first on NewZimbabwe.com.

Society

3 w. ago The implications of Floyd Shivambu’s demotion from the MK Party

IOL The Umkhonto Wesizwe (MK) party’s announcement on Tuesday that Floyd Shivambu had been removed from his position as Secretary-General during a press briefing has ignited debate about the stability and governance of the MK party, which has long been perceived as a volatile and informal organisation. During a tense press briefing in Durban, the party The post The implications of Floyd Shivambu’s demotion from the MK Party appeared first on NewZimbabwe.com.

Politics

3 w. ago Mnangagwa appoints official accused of subverting elections to key army role

HARARE - President Emmerson Mnangagwa, Commander-in-Chief of the Zimbabwe Defence Forces (ZDF), has appointed former Central Intelligence Organisation (CIO) deputy director general Walter Tapfumaneyi as Chief of Staff in the Zimbabwe National Army. The post Mnangagwa appoints official accused of subverting elections to key army role appeared first on Nehanda Radio.

Politics

3 w. ago ZBC’s mandatory radio tax is an insult to Zimbabwean motorists

The recent enactment of a law mandating Zimbabwean motorists to purchase a radio licence before renewing their vehicle registration or insurance is nothing short of state-sanctioned extortion. The post ZBC’s mandatory radio tax is an insult to Zimbabwean motorists appeared first on Nehanda Radio.

Politics

3 w. ago EU, Germany Back New Renewable Energy Investment Platform in Zimbabwe

(Ecofin Agency) - • EU- and Germany-funded program launched to boost private investment in Zimbabwe’s clean energy

Politics

3 w. ago ‘The new NGO law is a political weapon targeting civil and political rights work’

CIVICUS discusses restrictions on civil society with Glanis Changachirere, founding director of the Institute for Young Women Development, a Zimbabwean civil society organisation (CSO) working for women’s rights and against structural inequalities.

Politics

4 w. ago JUST IN: Former CIO boss Isaac Moyo, Ministers Ncube, Sanyatwe delisted from UK sanctions list

By Staff Reporter THE United Kingdom (UK) has removed former Central Intelligence Organisation (CIO) boss Isaac Moyo, police Commissioner General Godwin Matanga and former army commander Anselem Sanyatwe from its sanctions list. Minister of State for Midlands and former CIO director, Owen Ncube and the Zimbabwe Defence Industries (ZDI) have also been removed from the The post JUST IN: Former CIO boss Isaac Moyo, Ministers Ncube, Sanyatwe delisted from UK sanctions list appeared first on NewZimbabwe.com.

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