Business ignores Geza stayaway call

Geza, who accuses Mnangagwa of allegedly presiding over a corrupt administration, appealed with citizens to stay at home.
By Staff Reporter 21h ago

A winter of discontent

The indefinite shutdown, unprecedented since independence in 1980, presents the biggest threat to Mnangagwa’s rule, seven years after assuming the reins.
By Newsday Apr. 22, 2025

Police threaten protesters as Geza stayway begins

Geza had initially called for a two-day shutdown beginning today. He escalated that to an indefinite stayaway to force President Emmerson Mnangagwa to step down.
By Staff Reporter Apr. 22, 2025

Geza pushes govt into panic mode

The war veteran accuses Mnangagwa of several transgressions that include presiding over a corrupt administration.
By Kenneth Nyangani Apr. 21, 2025
Premium

Spike in violations over ED2030 plot

At least 1 265 women (95 with disabilities) and 1 084 men (79 with disabilities) were victims of 128 human rights violations recorded in March.
By Vanessa Gonye Apr. 17, 2025
Premium

Tungwarara 'gifts' divide Zanu PF

According to Zanu PF sources, the recent fights in the Manicaland women's league have been linked to Tungwarara's trinkets with the wing expected to benefit from the gesture.
By Kenneth Nyangani Apr. 14, 2025

A letter to President Mnangagwa

Why is the same level of urgency and commitment not being directed towards empowering indigenous Zimbabweans
By Jacob Kudzayi Mutisi Apr. 14, 2025

Zimbabwe's new PVO law threatens development progress

As a result, civil society organisations must adopt strategic responses to mitigate the impacts of the PVO law.
By Lawrence Makamanzi Apr. 14, 2025
Premium

Mnangagwa’s draconian NGOs law backfires

EU ambassador to Zimbabwe Jobst von Kirchmann yesterday said the signing of the law had reinforced negative trends on governance.
By Miriam Mangwaya Apr. 13, 2025