The Zimbabwe Environmental Law Organisation (ZELO) has called for the creation of inclusive and transparent grievance redress systems to protect workers and communities affected by the country’s mining activities.

The dark allure of false prophets and sangomas. An intersection of poverty, ignorance and exploitation

Bulawayo Mayor David Coltart has called on goat breeders to adopt environmentally sustainable practices, warning that unsustainable goat farming is contributing to land degradation and the desertification of the city’s water catchment areas.

Fox Farm villagers accuse lands officer of corruption in land allocations

A lack of public awareness about the proposed Climate Change Management Bill stalled a parliamentary hearing in Tsholotsho on Thursday, exposing gaps in communication and citizen engagement on one of the country’s most pressing environmental issues.

Communities across Zimbabwe are grappling with severe water shortages, ageing infrastructure and declining water quality, as frustration mounts over the government’s proposal to privatise water services.

Are Zimbabwe’s Independent Commissions Truly Independent?

President of the Nationalists Alliance Party (NAP), Divine Mhambi-Hove, has condemned Zanu-PF’s renewed push to extend President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s term of office, describing the move as unconstitutional and undemocratic.

Cross-examination in Mahetshe police case criticised for evoking Gukurahundi

The Zimbabwe Republic Police is urging members of the public to surrender all unregistered firearms before the Presidential Gun Amnesty ends on 24 October 2025. The amnesty allows citizens to hand in illegal guns at any police station without facing prosecution

Zimbabwe’s Climate Change Bill: Turning Policy into Action

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Bulawayo requires about US$14.5 million to address critical water infrastructure problems, amid worsening shortages that have affected the city and surrounding communities for years.

#BreakingNews: The court has cleared three police officers who were accused of assaulting schoolchildren at Mahetshe Primary School, saying there was not enough evidence to convict them. Kezi Magistrate Busani Sibanda ruled: “The State failed to prove beyond reasonable doubt that

Chapter 12 of the Constitution provides for independent commissions. These include the Human Rights, Gender and Media Commissions, whose general objectives include supporting and entrenching human rights and democracy, and promoting constitutionalism. Yet the ongoing process to

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Unpredictable rains. Rising heat. A shorter planting window. Zimbabwe’s 2025–2026 rainfall season could redefine farming across the country. Find out what experts say, and how we can adapt

Three brave ZPRA freedom fighters open up about their fight for liberation and survival against all odds. Their battles, sacrifices, and the unbreakable spirit that kept them going. WATCH NOW

The weather forecast for Thursday, October 23rd, 2025. Expect partly sunny conditions with light rain in some areas.

Moses Mpofu and his business partner, Mike Chimombe, have been found guilty of corruption by the High Court in Harare.