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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…

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The International Monetary Fund has virtually offered no solution to Zimbabwe’s economic woes, saying it can only provide policy advice and extensive technical assistance in the areas of revenue mobilisation,…

This was the question asked by Ruwa legislator Thomas Muwodzeri but was apparently not responded to because it was not a policy question. Muwodzeri directed his question to the Minister…

Zimbabwe opposition legislator Agency Gumbo was yesterday barred from asking a question about what the government is doing about issues raised by disgruntled war veterans because it had nothing to…

The Zimbabwe Republic Police has released a list of 17 people that were arrested between 8 February and 11 February for possession of different types of drugs ranging from crystal…

The World Food Programme, a United Nations organisation, says 6 million people in Zimbabwe are expected to be food insecure between January and March. But the Zimbabwe government says current…

Zimbabwe’s Parliamentary Committee on Energy and Power Development has recommended that the Zimbabwe Electricity Supply Authority (ZESA) should attract significant investments in refurbishing existing power plants and constructing new ones…