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Panic over mass protests

Observers said Mnangagwa’s loyalists may respond to calls for him to step down.

By Problem Masau and Kenneth Nyangani Mar. 20, 2025

Zanu PF says Geza’s ED attacks ‘treasonous’, suspends two MPS as leadership fights hots up

Zanu PF had remained on the matter while Mnangagwa’s loyalists such as Local Government minister Daniel Garwe reacted angrily to his comments.

By Nqobani Ndlovu Feb. 5, 2025

Zanu PF says Geza’s ED attacks ‘treasonous’, suspends two MPS as leadership fights hots up

Christmas: A time for sharing, giving

There is no doubt the outlook will be bleak as the formal sector chokes affecting revenue inflows into government coffers in the form of taxes.

By Newsday Dec. 24, 2024

ED2030 slogan, a reaction to outside forces: Mutsvangwa

Mutsvangwa said the outside forces will always want to determine the party’s agenda.

By Nizbert Moyo Oct. 28, 2024

ED2030 slogan, a reaction to outside forces: Mutsvangwa

ED2030 slogan spoils Zanu PF indaba

The provincial chairmen for Masvingo, Midlands and Manicaland led a raucous set of delegates who followed their slogans with songs calling for Mnangagwa’s term extension.

By Sharon Sibindi and Sydney Kawadza Oct. 26, 2024

Zanu PF panics over ZiG collapse

The ZWG is not the first currency to be introduced by authorities in recent years.

By Priviledge Gumbodete and Chantay Ruswa Sep. 13, 2024

2030 not under my watch: ED

Despite repeatedly stating that he will not rule beyond 2028, observers and political analysts believe the Zanu PF leader may be “forced” to reconsider his decision.

By Staff Reporter Sep. 4, 2024

A call to action

It seems as if we the people of Zimbabwe have an illogical hope that our lot shall grow so pitiful that someone or something shall assume agency for our destiny.

By Rigid Kondongwe Aug. 29, 2024

Editorial Comment: Mutsvangwa’s utterances deserve a response

Police rounded up dozens of opposition members and civil society activists on allegations that they were planning protests to disrupt the Sadc summit.

By The Standard Aug. 25, 2024