Fears Of Violent 2023 Elections In Zimbabwe

Violent 2023 Polls In The Offing In Zimbabwe

4 years ago
Harare, Zimbabwe — There are mounting fears of violent 2023 elections after government on Tuesday announced the return of the notorious National Youth Service dubbed the ‘Green Bombers’. The militia...
Jeffrey Moyo faces ten years in prison if convicted

Journalist Denied Bail, Faces 10 Years In Prison

3 years ago
A Zimbabwe magistrates’ court in the city of Bulawayo on Monday, May 31 threw out a bail application by Mr. Jeffrey Moyo, a correspondent for Ubuntu Times, citing that...
Itai Dzamara's children

Family Demanding Answers Six Years After Disappearance Of Scribe

4 years ago
Harare, Zimbabwe — Six years after the disappearance of Zimbabwean journalist Itai Dzamara, his wife Sheffra is still demanding answers about his whereabouts from the authorities of this country’s regime. On...
Military factor.

Zimbabwe Government Pounded by Fresh Divisions

4 years ago
MARANDA, May 19 — 46-year old Livious Nhundugwa of Maranda township in Zimbabwe’s Mwenezi district and his one-time friend, 43-year old Taguta Chikondo, are now sworn enemies despite the...
Underdevelopment brewing roads dereliction in Zimbabwe.

Zimbabwean roads, hospitals infrastructure cornered by dereliction

5 years ago
HARARE, ZIMBABWE — In 2015, at the age of 14, Mirirai Chaunza lost her parents and two siblings in a road accident in which a bus they traveled in...
Zimbabwe aging railway network

One Dies, Two Injured In Zimbabwe’s Freight Train Disaster

4 years ago
Nyazura, Zimbabwe — With Zimbabwe’s railroad network in a massive state of disrepair, a goods train killed the driver and injured three crew members last week, 9th March, after it...
Jason Machaya

Former Government Minister Jailed In Zimbabwe

4 years ago
Gweru, September 22 — Former Provincial Minister for Midlands Province in Zimbabwe was this Tuesday sentenced to four years in jail following accusations of criminal abuse of office, this after he...
Zimbabwe government spokesperson Nick Mangwana

Zim Govt Trying To Frustrate Arrested Journalist’s Freedom Bid – Lawyer

3 years ago
The lawyer representing Ubuntu Times’ Zimbabwe correspondent Jeffrey Moyo, 37, says the State is “acting in an unjust way” after it issued an arrest warrant for his client on...
Former President Zuma's incarceration sparked protests

South Africa’s Violence Shows It Is Just Another African Country

3 years ago
The South African government on July 14 confirmed it was deploying 25,000 troops in its two provinces, KwaZulu Natal and Gauteng, after police failed to quell violence and looting...
Arrested Ubuntu Times Journalist

Zimbabwe Court Tells Ubuntu Times Journalist He Has Case To Answer

3 years ago
A Zimbabwe magistrate in the southern city of Bulawayo, Mark Nzira, on March 15 dismissed an application for discharge at the close of the State case by Ubuntu Times...
Coronavirus leads to ban of overseas travel in Zimbabwe.

Zimbabwe bans overseas travel amid Coronavirus fears

5 years ago
HARARE — Amid mounting fears for coronavirus which has killed thousands of people in China and other countries, the Zimbabwean government has with immediate effect banned overseas travel. According to...
Civil servant protesters.

Zimbabwe Relents, Gives Workers United States Dollars

4 years ago
Harare, June 17 — Clobbered into submission by simmering discontent among its civil servants, the Zimbabwean government today offered what it branded a COVID-19 allowance of 75 USD and...
South Africa confirms first coronavirus case.

South Africa records first positive case of Coronavirus

5 years ago
South Africa has just recorded its first positive case of coronavirus today. In a statement issued by the country’s Health Minister Zweli Mkhizhe, the government confirmed its first positive case...
Zimbabwe Coronavirus patient

Zimbabwe Hit By Sixty COVID-19 Deaths In 24 Hours

4 years ago
Harare — Zimbabwe was on Monday hit by 60 COVID-19 deaths in 24 hours, this at a time the country has lost a total of 773 people since the first...
Coronavirus incident at West End Clinic.

Zimbabwe government downplaying Coronavirus

5 years ago
HARARE — The Zimbabwean government has been widely criticized for downplaying coronavirus in the country amid recent reports that a Chinese national succumbed to the disease. The now late Chinese...
Voters line up to cast votes

Malawians Cast Fresh Votes Following ‘Unprecedented’ Court Decision

4 years ago
Lilongwe, June 23 — Hundreds of thousands of Malawians turned up in polling stations across the country to vote for the next president of the country after the country’s...
Malawi election winners

Landslide Victory For Opposition In Malawi’s Presidential Polls Re-run

4 years ago
Blantyre, June 28 — The opposition party has won fresh presidential election in Malawi, with a promise to root out corruption, describing it as the ‘biggest disease’ Malawi has...
Zimbabwe TV Licenses

Feared Zimbabwe Regime Dishes TV Broadcasting Licenses

4 years ago
Harare — In a move that has been taken with a pinch of salt by local pro-democracy activists, the Zimbabwean regime on November 20 announced that it had dished out...
Zimbabwe's government has denied there is a crisis

South Africa’s Ruling Party Snubs Opposition In Zimbabwe

4 years ago
Harare, September 9 — A delegation from South Africa’s governing African National Congress party has evaded meeting Zimbabwe’s opposition political parties and civil societies which anticipated to brief the...
Minister Moyo

Zimbabwe’s President Expels Health Minister Over Graft

4 years ago
Harare, July 7 — Zimbabwe’s President Emmerson Mnangagwa has eventually expelled the country’s Health Minister Obadiah Moyo after he was implicated in a 60 million USD corruption scandal related...

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Economic Freedom In Our Lifetime

1 year ago
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EFF Confronts Racism In South African Schools

1 year ago
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1 year ago
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