After weeks of intensive investigation, South African Police Service (SAPS) has made a major breakthrough in the case of rapper AKA’s shooting last month. In a dramatic turn of events, three suspects have been arrested and are currently in police
Read More →Journalistic Ethics in Question: Al Jazeera’s Documentary on Zimbabwe Gold Smuggling Raises Concerns on Credibility” The recent Al Jazeera documentary on alleged gold smuggling in Zimbabwe has brought up important questions about journalistic integrity and ethics. The inclusion of questionable
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The discovery of lithium in Zimbabwe has the potential to transform the country’s economy, but it’s important to be vigilant and ensure that the
Qatar Airways has announced that it will begin operations in Zimbabwe on Tuesday, marking the airline’s first landing in the country. The move is
The Dubai International Chamber (DIC), a part of Dubai Chambers, has assisted Nhimbe Fresh Exports, a leading vegetable and fruit exporter in Zimbabwe, in
According to a recent survey by Yahoo Finance, global economic analysts have ranked Zimbabwe as the 11th most advanced country in Africa. This ranking
Operations at Tongaat Hulett Zimbabwe have come to a halt as approximately 30,000 employees, including contract workers, have stopped working in protest over the
Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) has announced that its provincial and district offices will remain open for voter registration every weekday in preparation for the upcoming 2023 harmonised elections. This follows the conclusion of the mobile Biometric Voter Registration (BVR) exercise on March 26, 2023. In a statement seen by Report Focus News, ZEC urged those who missed the mobile BVR
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Washington, DC – In an interview conducted from Washington, DC, Robert Scott,
Zimbabwe’s ruling party, ZANU PF, has announced the preliminary results of its
Willard Moyo, a former councillor of the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC),
In a recent statement, the mayor of Harare, Jacob Mafume, admitted that
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Lusaka, Zambia – President Hakainde Hichilema, Chairperson of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) Organ on Politics, Defence, and Security Cooperation, is presiding over a critical Virtual Extraordinary Organ Troika Summit today, aiming to address pressing security concerns in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and discuss the SADC Electoral Observation Mission (SEOM) report on Zimbabwe’s recent harmonised elections. The extraordinary summit, slated for 27th September 2023, brings together key leaders including Her Excellency Dr. Samia Suluhu Hassan, President of Tanzania and the incoming Chairperson of the SADC Organ on Politics, Defence, and Security Cooperation; His Excellency Dr. Hage
In a recent visit to Chikurubi Maximum Prison on Monday, MDC-T chairman Morgen Komichi pleaded with President Emmerson Mnangagwa to release Job Sikhala, a member of the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC), who has been in pretrial detention for more than a year. Sikhala, alongside other CCC activists, was arrested on June 14 last year for alleged incitement of public violence following the tragic murder of Moreblessing Ali, attributed to a suspected Zanu PF supporter. Sikhala had been representing Ali’s family when taken into custody, a move deemed politically motivated by the opposition. Komichi emphasized the importance of treating opposition
In the wake of the recent harmonized elections, anxieties are mounting over potential retaliatory actions by the ruling Zanu-PF against individuals in Chiwundura. These concerns primarily revolve around Chiwundura plot holders and occupants of government-owned houses near Guinea Fowl School, who are allegedly facing possible eviction due to their perceived support for the Citizens’ Coalition for Change (CCC). Reports suggest that Sleiman Kwidini, the newly elected Member of Parliament for Chiwundura, is spearheading efforts to identify and remove known or suspected opposition members as a form of punishment for challenging his position in the parliamentary race. Despite Kwidini’s victory in
In a recent announcement, the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) revealed plans to conduct by-elections in four wards across the nation. These electoral proceedings have been triggered by the unfortunate passing of candidates in those wards prior to the harmonized elections held on August 23, 2023. The affected wards identified by the ZEC are Kusile RDC Ward 13, Nkayi RDC Ward 11, Vungu RDC Ward 14, and Zvimba RDC Ward 23. The Chief Elections Officer of the ZEC, Utloile Silaigwana, conveyed that the Nomination Court is scheduled to convene on Tuesday, October 10, 2023, to receive nominations for these vacant wards.
The European Union (EU) announced yesterday its decision to halt its 5 million USD financial backing for the Zimbabwean Electoral Commission (ZEC), following a series of concerns raised about the commission’s transparency and independence during the recent 2023 elections. The ZIM-ECO2 project, spearheaded by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), is designed to bolster ZEC’s capacity throughout the electoral process. While the project’s goal is to enhance the entire electoral cycle, recent observations from international Electoral Observation Missions (EOMs), including the EU’s own mission, have cast a shadow on ZEC’s recent electoral conduct. Since the EU’s formal involvement with the
LUSAKA – Zambia’s Ministry of Information and Media has voiced its concerns over a new documentary named “The Grand Scheme.” Produced by an international news outlet in collaboration with a foreign nation, the documentary has become a hot topic due to its claims about political plots and governmental changes in Zambia and its adjacent nations. A report by the Lusaka Times revealed a statement by Hon. Chushi Kasanda, MP, the head of the Ministry of Information and Media. She questioned the involvement of Zambians like Fred M’membe, Emmanuel Mwamba, Chilufya Tayali, and Raphael Nakachinda in the documentary. Describing them as
Lusaka, Zambia – In an unprecedented move, former Republican President Dr. Edgar Chagwa Lungu was halted from embarking on his scheduled flight to South Korea this Saturday. Dr. Lungu, who had already checked in and received his boarding passes, was suddenly ordered off the plane due to abrupt instructions “from above”. Scheduled to attend a prestigious World Peace Conference in Seoul, South Korea, the former president was to join other ex-heads of states from the region as a guest speaker. The sudden cancelation of his trip, especially without immediate explanation, has sent shockwaves through both domestic and international political circuits.
HARARE – Nelson Chamisa, leader of the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC), announced today that he possesses a “solid plan” for the nation. In a statement that seemed directed at President Emmerson Mnangagwa and his team, Chamisa expressed confidence in the CCC’s strategy, though details remain ambiguous. This assertion comes after Chamisa was advised to present a comprehensive plan to address the suffering faced by many Zimbabweans. Taking to Twitter, the CCC leader shared an optimistic outlook for the nation, tweeting, “A NEW HOPE FOR ZIMBABWE… Fellow Citizens, your victory can’t be denied or delayed… Zimbabwe shall be known as
Social media is in a frenzy with the word on the street that the angles are back. Over the last month we’ve been teased and intrigued with the news of the Victoria’s secret world tour for 2023. Across the VS social media platforms we’ve seen some of our favourite and most memorable faces such as Candice Swanepoel, Naomi Campbell and Adriana Lima, leaving us all engrossed in what’s to come next. Speaking of our favourite faces, we were also given some of todays IT Girls, walking the streets of new york in fashions most cultivating and nostalgic accessory… The wings.
Gift Ostallos Siziba, the deputy spokesperson for the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) and a legislator, was apprehended in Bulawayo on Wednesday under allegations of inciting violence. Siziba has since been granted release, with a court appearance scheduled for Friday. The charges against Siziba stem from an incident that unfolded at Barbourfields Stadium last Sunday during a football match between Dynamos and Highlanders. The game was prematurely halted in the 37th minute after Highlanders’ supporters stormed the pitch in protest of a free kick decision made by referee Allan Bhasvi. The chaos spilled beyond the stadium, resulting in damage to