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Zimbabwe’s President Emmerson Mnangagwa has invited opposition leaders to a meeting tomorrow (Thursday) to draw up terms for a national dialogue, following a brutal crackdown on anti-government protests. More than…

Britain has intensified its diplomatic onslaught on Zimbabwe following the crackdown on anti-government protesters last month which left several people dead and women raped. The protests were sparked by a…

Zimbabwe will have its own currency by June or July because by then market and trading conditions will have stabilised, economist Eddie Cross, who was recently appointed to the Presidential…

The largest teachers union in the country the Zimbabwe Teachers Association has urged its members to stay at home from today and not be intimidated by the police or the…

South Africa has told Zimbabweans living in that country to very their anger at Zimbabwean authorities and respect its hospital premises as a healing environment for patients. The Department of…

Zimbabwe’s teachers are divided over whether to go on strike or not with the main teachers unions the Zimbabwe Teachers Association and the Progressive Teachers Union of Zimbabwe saying their…

The government today announced that the chairman of the Public Service Commission Vincent Hungwe does not have a Facebook account. “Any account using his pictures & other material is fake.…

Al Jazeera’s Zimbabwean-born Africa correspondent Haru Mutasa has torched a storm after tweeting that journalists must not be used to push the narrative of the West. This was after she…

Zimbabwe Opposition leader Obert Gutu has called South African opposition leader Mmusi Maimane a puppet who has “absolutely no business meddling in the affairs of Zimbabwe”. In an apparent reaction…

Zimbabwe has introduced a shorter working week for its doctors and nurses and other health personnel but they will have to work longer hours so that they can save on…