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Even if ED was the greatest leader to walk the earth, he must go in 2028

This development is framed as so outstanding that it justifies rewriting the supreme law of the land to keep the President in office until 2030.

By Tendai Ruben Mbofana 6h ago

Even if ED was the greatest leader to walk the earth, he must go in 2028

Tsholotsho candidate cries foul over bribes, intimidation

They are being told that “no development comes from the opposition” and only Zanu PF councillors are recognised at administrative offices.

By Nizbert Moyo 6h ago

Tsholotsho candidate cries foul over bribes, intimidation

National Assembly in disorder as MPs clash over bid to 'kill' CAB3

Mushoriwa argued that removing Clause 1, which contains the short title of the Bill, would effectively eliminate the proposed legislation from Parliament.

By Miriam Mangwaya 20h ago

National Assembly in disorder as MPs clash over bid to 'kill' CAB3

CAB 3 and the tyranny of the majority

But parliamentary power comes with a duty to exercise restraint. Legislators are custodians of the Constitution, not merely agents of party directives.

By Newsday Jun. 15, 2026

CAB 3 bribes rock Zanu PF

Tungwarara, meanwhile, donated a car and US$200 000 to Zanu PF loyalist-turned-critic Rutendo Matinyarare in what observers say is an attempt to neutralise him.

By Sharon Sibindi and Sydney Kawadza and Kenneth Nyangani Jun. 15, 2026

Is Zimbabwe headed for another coup?

Everybody wants to compare today with 2017, and the temptation is understandable. After all, the similarities are difficult to ignore.

By Tawanda Majoni Jun. 14, 2026

Land barons lay siege on Harare public spaces

“It seems the council has accelerated occupying and parceling residential stands on recreational facilities and our complaints have fallen on deaf ears.”

By Kenneth Nyangani Jun. 14, 2026

Land barons lay siege on Harare public spaces

Zanu PF, Tshabangu plot shock CAB4

It has been established that Tshabangu's support for CAB3 is tied to demands for what he calls a "government of national consensus", in which his camp would play a significant role.

By Miriam Mangwaya Jun. 14, 2026