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The Movement for Democratic Change has called on the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission, the Southern African  Development Community and the African Union to stop the Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front from…

The Zimbabwe government has with immediate effect raised the threshold for the mandatory blending of fuel with ethanol from 10 to 15 percent. Zimbabwe made the blending compulsory in 2013,…

For the past two decades, the phenomenon of the opposition coalition has gained growing traction and interest across Africa. In 2000, a group of opposition parties in Senegal joined forces…

Tendai Biti, opposition doyen, top lawyer and former Finance Minister, and Kudzai Chipanga, a ZANU-PF rabble rouser who believes his leader is an angel of God, have more in common…

Brick maker Willdale Limited’s net loss widened to $380 564 in the six months to March from $146 575 loss recorded in the comparable period last year owing to damaged…

The Zimbabwe Stock Exchange’s main industrials index advanced 6.91 percent to close the week on 190.07 points, pushed by gains in heavyweight counters. The mining index remained unchanged this week…

Youth protests against inequality – specifically for free or low-cost education – have led to successful changes in government action, particularly in South Africa. Today marks the 41st anniversary of…

The Member of Parliament for Norton Temba Mliswa says violence in Zimbabwe is so pervasive that every politician believes that he or she must have an army or a riot…

The trial of Evan Mawarire, who is accused of subverting a constitutionally elected government, has been set for 25 September. Mawarire, through his social media outfit, #ThisFlag,is accused of inciting…

Zimbabwe resources group RioZim is in talks with a potential investor who has capacity to fund its Sengwa thermal power project near Gokwe, an official said yesterday. The group has…