Justice Ben Hlatshwayo of the High Court judge has deferred until Monday the bail ruling on the case involving the Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions leaders.
The brutal murder of MDC activist Beta Chokururama in Murehwa on Sunday and the abduction of Tonderai Ndira from Mabvuku on Wednesday highlight the country's spiralling crisis of political killings and kidnappings.
With an electoral crisis, world-record inflation and a collapsing economy blighted by a brain drain and a generally restive population, Zimbabwe could prove to be southern Africa's "problem child" as the region seeks to link its economies in a new
In a bid to actively reconnect with international donors, the Zimbabwean government last month paid part of its arrears to the African Development Bank (AfDB) Group.
Amnesty International today warned that the violence in Zimbabwe is reaching crisis levels, and revealed that "war veterans" are forcibly recruiting local youths to attack perceived supporters of the opposition MDC (Movement for Democratic Change).
A PROVINCIAL coordinator for the Mavambo Project failed to pay polling officers who worked as agents for Dr Simba Makoni at the harmonised 29 March elections and may have converted the money to his personal use.
A RECENT book on Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe was subtitled "The untold story of a freedom fighter who became a tyrant". "Became"? The tyrant has been in Mugabe all along. All that has happened is that he has reverted to
A crop forecast by the Zimbabwean government that this year's maize production will fall short of the national requirement by about one million metric tonnes is leading to a reassessment of the role of communal farmers in guaranteeing the country's
A NEW 'cyber-war' has been declared on Zimbabwean newspapers as hackers last night attacked the website of the Financial Gazette, barely two days after Zimbabwe's Herald newspaper's website was also hacked.
SOUTHERN African Development Community (SADC) chairman, Levy Mwanawasa has said the regional grouping will not use force to solve the problems being faced by Zimbabwe.
A HUMAN rights group has urged Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe to consider declaring a state of emergency to stem a tide of post-election political violence.
Mystery surrounds Zimbabwe's surprise $700 million (Sh43 billion) loan repayment to the African Development Bank at a time when President Robert Mugabe's government says it cannot organise a presidential election run-off within the stipulated period because it is broke.
THE GOVERNMENT has accused Western ambassadors on Wednesday of breaching Zimbabwe's laws and undermining President Robert Mugabe's government by "cooking up" evidence of political violence.
Mystery surrounds Zimbabwe's surprise $700 million loan repayment to the African Development Bank at a time when President Robert Mugabe's government says it cannot organise a presidential election run-off within the stipulated period because it is broke.
