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Jonathan Moyo, once considered one of the fiercest government critics, says he never considered himself a government critic but was more of a critical academic. “I never at that time…

President Emmerson Mnangagwa has approved 11 projects worth $5.3 billion for immediate implementation after they were processed by the One-Stop Investment Service Centre. Details about the projects are still scanty…

Imagine Zimbabwe holds elections. They are declared free and fair. But there is no outright winner. There is a stalemate. But could it go for two months without a government…

When Margaret Thatcher was elected UK Prime Minister in 1979, she recognised that piecemeal change would not be sufficient to tackle the problems of labour unrest, rampant inflation and economic…

Zimbabwe’s inflation rate rose to 20.85 percent in October, the highest since 2008 from 5.39 percent in September as the rate of prices increases quickened, rekindling memories of hyperinflation. On…

The opposition Movement for Democratic Change today said there is no outfit called the Vanguard and it is afraid that the police and military might plant guns or military arsenal…

Movement for Democratic Change leader Nelson Chamisa today said there is a ploy to weaken and eliminate his party and there are going to be vindictive arrests and hired witnesses…

Zimbabwe’s military and police have blamed each other for the August 1 shootings that killed at least six people during a protest in Harare. The Zimbabwe Defence Forces (ZDF) and…

The trial of Movement for Democratic Change deputy chairman Tendai Biti failed to take off today after he insisted that prosecutor Michael Reza must recuse himself because he is biased…

Senior commanders of the Zimbabwe army today insisted that the military that were deployed to restore law and order in Harare on 1 August did not shoot any civilians. Six…