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Gukurahundi hearings turned into ‘a farce’

President Emmerson Mnangagwa appointed traditional leaders to lead the exercise, which seeks to find closure to the Matabeleland massacres that left over 20 000 civilians dead.
By Sharon Sibindi 18m ago

Editorial Comment: Choreographed Gukurahundi hearings an insult to victims

Thirty-eight years after the Unity Accord that ended the killings, thousands of victims are stateless because they can not obtain identity documents for various reasons.
By The Standard 27m ago

Healthcare inferno: Zanu PF arsonists pose as firefighters

Her public grief exposed the raw human cost of Zimbabwe’s crumbling healthcare system.
By Reward Magadhi 27m ago

Govt goes after land barons

Mnangagwa urged councillors to put in place systems that will lead to both qualitative and quantitative changes in their local authorities.
By Nizbert Moyo Jun. 28, 2025

Government handpicks Agrifora to feed security forces... but the deal stabilises food supply in the army, police and prison service

In response, President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s administration centralised the procurement process, tapping Agrifora as the major supplier to the uniformed forces.
By Freeman Makopa Jun. 27, 2025

Scepticism over Gukurahundi hearings

They raised fears that the security of victims, who will appear before the secretive panel, was not guaranteed if they unequivocally reveal the horrors of the 1980’s mass killings.
By Silas Nkala Jun. 22, 2025
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I’m back, says Chamisa

Mnangagwa has repeatedly said that he is a constitutionalist, and does not intend to have his term of office extended.
By Nqobani Ndlovu Jun. 22, 2025
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Tagwirei rekindles 2030 agenda

Mnangagwa’s term of office ends in 2028, according to the constitution and he has previously indicated that he wants to retire when the time comes.
By Nqobani Ndlovu Jun. 22, 2025

Govt must address the concerns of teachers

The teachers said they previously petitioned President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s administration to address their concerns with no joy.
By Newsday Jun. 21, 2025