The Zimbabwe security forces have laid the blame for the civil unrest and violence that broke out in Harare and Bulawayo early last week on ex-soldiers and policemen who abuse military/police regalia to commit crimes. Addressing a press conference on Saturday last week, Police spokesperson, Charity
The country's main opposition party, Movement for Democratic Change led by Morgan Tsvangirai has demanded that the army publicly pledge to accept the outcome of the 2018 harmonized elections regardless of the winner, a move they said will boost the credibility of the do-or-die polls. In
A cross section of Zimbabweans have expressed disappointment over the failure by the new administration to deal with the price hikes, calling for the implementation of right economic policies that help build the country. Reacting to a story published on 263Chat which featured the Zimbabwe Congress
Following the 2016 ban on military gear (camouflage) by Zimbabwe Defense Forces (ZDF), fashion crazy youths have already moved to army green themed wear which made waves in 2017 but the big question is will the new year bring with it a new color theme/trend? Up
Commander Defence Forces, General Constantino Chiwenga and Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) Commissioner General Augustine Chihuri have retired from the security forces. In a statement released to the media on Monday, Chief Secretary to the President and Cabinet announced that Lieutenant General Phillip Valerio Sibanda has been promoted
Local elections lobby group, Election Resource Centre (ERC) has lashed out at the newly appointed Minister of State for Masvingo Province, Josiah Hungwe for his recent remarks that Zanu PF will work with the army to campaign ahead of the 2018 general elections. In an interview
Faced with high costs of formalizing their operations including renting proper shops, fashion designers had resorted to trading their wares in the streets together with other vendors. When things had settled and clientele was growing, City of Harare in partnership with Zimbabwe Republic Police launched
Zimbabwe Defence Forces who are currently in control of state of affairs have insisted that the military has not taken over the running of the country while assuring the nation that President Robert Mugabe and his family's security in guaranteed. This comes after ZANU PF officials
37 years after independence, Zimbabwe is still worried about landmines that have not been de-mined especially along the Zimbabwe-Mozambique border areas. Officiating at the 37th anniversary of the Defence Force Day, President Mugabe said although consented efforts have been made in trying to demine the landmines,
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