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Twenty ministers and their deputies, and the two vice-presidents, failed to turn up for question time this week prompting the Speaker, Jacob Mudenda, to ask acting Leader of Government Business…

Zimbabweans are more worried about unemployment than food, health, education or corruption. A survey by African think-talk, Afrobarometer, in which respondents were asked: “In your opinion, what are the most…

The European Union has lifted sanctions on the remaining entity, the Zimbabwe Defence industries, a state-owned arms manufacturing and procurement company which is now a pale shadow of itself because…

Zimbabwe opposition legislator Darlington Chigumbu says while it is good that the country is honouring its commitments by compensating former white farmers whose land was covered by the Bilateral Investment…

Zimbabwe President Emmerson Mnangagwa will get more political mileage if he steps down at the end of his second term in 2028. He told journalists on Monday that he will…

This is the question raised in the latest edition of the British publication, The Economist. It says sexual activity among college-age Americans has dropped by nearly half in the past…

A Bulawayo legislator has urged the government to come up with regulations to stop unplanned land occupations by religious organisations because some of them have become difficult to remove because…

A group of pensioners who bought plots at Irene Township outside Mutare in April 1980, just days before the country attained its independence, is likely to be evicted from their…

Opposition legislator Susan Matsunga has called on Veterans Minister Monica Mavhunga to clean up the database of war veterans and war collaborators because there could be some people who were…

Only three ministers and seven deputy ministers attended Parliament’s Question Time on Wednesday while a total of 27 ministers and deputy ministers sent apologies. President Mnangagwa’s government has more than…