Posts by Charles Rukuni

Zimbabweans in South Africa may be panicking over an old video which was circulating today claiming that foreigners in Turffontein were being kicked out by locals who are heard saying…

Zimbabwe yesterday had 144 new coronavirus cases with a positivity rate of 5% which according to the World Health Organisation indicates that the pandemic is getting under control. It is…

Minister Lindiwe Sisulu penned an opinion piece on January 7 titled: "Hi Mzansi, have we seen justice?" It was a refreshing critique of the challenges confronting South Africa. Sisulu's right…

Zimbabwe yesterday recorded only five coronavirus deaths and 297 new cases as it continues to battle the Omicron variant which has so far claimed 239 lives this month. The country…

Zimbabwe has urged all eligible teachers and pupils to be vaccinated before school open, most likely in three weeks. Acting Health Minister Amon Murwira said schools had one week to…

Zimbabwe yesterday extended the Level Two national lockdown by two weeks as coronavirus cases continued to decline but deaths remained high. The extension also meant that schools will remain closed…

Britain does not have any power to force Zimbabwe to allow those in the diaspora to vote. It can only urge Zimbabwe to do so. This came out when two…

A Canadian province, Quebec, is looking to introduce a “significant” tax on its residents who refuse to receive a Covid-19 vaccination. Citing the “huge burden” unvaccinated people place on health…

President Emmerson Mnangagwa has gone on leave until 5 February. His Deputy Constantino Chiwenga will be acting president. Mnangagwa went on leave from yesterday. His spopkesman George Charamba said Mnangagwa…

Coronavirus cases in Zimbabwe yesterday dropped to 16 554 after the country recorded 651 new cases and seven deaths but 1 659 people recovered. What was interesting, however, was that…