Ranking 157th out of 180 countries, Zimbabwe remains entrenched in a league of nations where corruption is not just a frequent occurrence but the very foundation of the state.

Since the adoption of the 2013 Constitution, a document born of a rare national consensus and overwhelmingly endorsed by 94% of the population, not a single amendment has been crafted to make the life ...

The Zimbabwe Diamond and Allied Workers Union (ZDAMWU) has called for urgent reforms in the mining sector, including compulsory health insurance for workers, stronger safety standards and stricter ...

HARARE – President Emmerson Mnangagwa has approved a sweeping general amnesty for 2026 that will see thousands of prisoners ...

‘Zanu PF is not seeking to amend the constitution; it’s attempting to introduce an entirely new constitution outside a referendum’ ...

Teachers in Zimbabwe have renewed calls for the return of corporal punishment in schools, due to a rise in indiscipline, including drug and substance abuse among learners as young as 14, since the ...

The Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education says teachers who demand payment for extra lessons are practicing outright corruption as they are abusing public office, warning that offenders risk ...

Truth has a stubborn way of outliving the excuses made to bury it.

In the air-conditioned opulence of the World Government Summit in Dubai on February 4, 2026, President Emmerson Mnangagwa sat across from Tucker Carlson and performed a masterclass in diplomatic ...

“When he died in January 2022, he left us with unfinished roads, burst sewers and broken promises,” says Nylon Gatsheni, a ...

As part of the work to enable Diaspora voting in Zimbabwe in the 2028 elections, the Zimbabwe Diaspora Vote Initiative is mobilising resources to mount a Court Challenge to get the authorities to ...

Chiredzi Central MP Blessing Ropafadzo Makumire (CCC) has said the Civil Registry Department in Chiredzi District cannot issue national IDs or birth certificates due to a severe shortage of supplies.