Legal expert slams new emergency law as unworkable

The proposed law compels private institutions to admit and stabilise patients with critical emergencies for at least 48 hours, removing upfront payment as a condition for care.
By Donald Nyandoro Aug. 6, 2026

Mutare Central MP James dismisses resignation rumours

James had previously threatened to resign in protest against the Constitutional Amendment Act No. 3 (CAA 3), which he voted against but has since become law.
By Kenneth Nyangani Aug. 4, 2026

Constitutional Amendment Act: Does Zimbabwe's development require longer political cycles?

Supporters argue that the Amendment seeks to align Zimbabwe's political timetable with its development ambitions in four important ways.
By Debra Manyasi Aug. 3, 2026
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4 000% jump: Govt debt in massive explosion

The implications for national infrastructure and food security are dire. According to the report, the vast majority of these arrears are concentrated in critical developmental sectors.
By Staff Reporter Aug. 2, 2026

Cheso Power Festival fails to live up to billing

Entertainment industry observers cited a combination of factors that may have contributed to the poor turnout.
By Style Reporter Aug. 2, 2026

Empty stomachs, and a captive Parliament

It goes to the very heart of parliamentary independence, democratic accountability and constitutional governance.
By Newsday Jul. 31, 2026

Makururu backs one-party state push, urges Zimbabweans to shun protests

The amendment has extended Mnangagwa’s rule by two years to 2030.
By Kenneth Nyangani Jul. 30, 2026

Government doubles down on 1 million housing target

Mavhima emphasized that the ministry’s mandate goes beyond numbers. 
By Obert Siamilandu Jul. 29, 2026

Government reaffirms 1 million housing target as Mashonaland West fast-tracks devolution projects

Chombo said Mashonaland West had recorded progress in expanding social infrastructure, including accommodation for public servants.
By Obert Siamilandu Jul. 29, 2026