Zimbabwe has been flagged as one of the 56 authoritarians nations where citizens are deemed to be not free to express their democratic rights, a report by the Freedom House has said. The President Emmerson Mnangagwa regime has been in the spotlight for human rights abuses
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has with immediate effect fired State Security Minister Owen Ncube from his position in Government. In a statement, Chief Secretary to the President and Cabinet Dr. Misheck Sibanda said Ncube had shown conduct inappropriate for a Minister in Government. “”His Excellency the President of
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has disapproved the widely condemned statue of the first chimurenga heroine Mbuya Nehanda due its youthfulness which did not depict her true physical appearance. Local artist David Mutasa had been tasked with the production of the bronze statue which will be mounted at
CRISIS in Zimbabwe Coalition (CiZC) Board Chairperson Rashid Mahiya demanded Harare Magistrate Rumbidzai Mugwagwa to set him free after arguing that the State had taken long to put him on trial on charges of plotting to overthrow President Emerson Mnangagwa
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has urged church leaders to pray for former leader, Mr Robert Mugabe who is currently admitted at a Singaporean hospital since April. In a press release yesterday, Mnangagwa said Mugabe was responding well to treatment and could be discharged soon. "Last week on 30th
A Rushinga man is under prosecution after he allegedly questioned some ruling ZANU PF party sympathisers’ support for President Emmerson Mnangagwa at a time when he stands accused of presiding over the collapse of the economy. 38 year-old Morgan Muchemwa of Rushinga in Mashonaland Central province
President Emmerson Mnangagwa Tuesday morning said his government deserves credit for bringing back the Zimbabwean Dollar while banning the use of the multi-currency system Mnangagwa's government legalised the use of the US dollar, the Rand and other currencies while opting for the local currency. He told reporters
Mnangagwa & Chamisa dialogue needed - Jacob Mafume MDC Alliance spokesperson Jacob Mafume says there must be a dialogue between President ED Mnangagwa and MDC Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa so as to find a way on how to solve the economic problems facing the country. He
Churches and civic organisations have urged Zimbabweans to unite, saying no politician worth dying and or suffering for. Addressing a joint presser in the capital yesterday, Irvin Takavada who is the grouping's Harare National coordinator said politicians are never defined as the most important stakeholder group and
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