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Marshall Bwanya Harare—Finance ministry permanent secretary, George Guvamatanga, is facing renewed corruption allegations after ruling Zanu PF’s Bikita West lawmaker, Energy Mutodi, sensationally accused him of demanding…

Brenna Matendere Two of Zimbabwe’s leading drug rehabilitation hubs, Matrix Rehabilitation Centre and Angel of Hope Foundation, are among a plethora of sprouting correctional centres that are increasingly taking the limelight for human…

MIRIAM MANGWAYA HARARE —HARARE City Council (HCC) is under growing legal pressure over its controversial approval of cluster housing projects, with a series of High Court cases exposing alleged corruption, procedural irregularities, and…

Marshall Bwanya Harare—The harrowing rape of a three-year-old girl at a drug den in Warren Park 1, Harare has ignited fresh demands for a tougher crackdown on substance abuse. This incident has fuelled accusations of police inaction and…

Edgar Gweshe Hurungwe—Zimbabwe’s current government—in power since late 2017—has been riding on the slogan “Leaving no-one and no place behind”, in its highly ambitious goal to achieve a middle-class economy by 2030. But this mantra…

HARARE—The Anti-Corruption Trust of Southern Africa (ACT-SA) and social justice advocates have welcomed the record 140-year combined prison term handed down to three senior Hurungwe Rural District Council (RDC) officials convicted of…

Kovedzayi Takawira BUHERA — Sabi Star Mine, operated by Chinese-owned Maxi Mind, is at the centre of environmental havoc in Mukwasi Village, Buhera.  The lithium boom, while fuelling Zimbabwe’s economic ambitions, has made life…

Brenna Matendere HARARE—Zimbabwe National Road Administration (ZINARA) board members gave themselves exemptions from paying toll and vehicle licence fees without the approval of the parent ministry, in violation of the Public…

Marshall Bwanya Harare—Over US$7,6 million allocated for poverty alleviation under a 2016 Government of Zimbabwe–OPEC Fund for International Development (OFID) loan might have gone to waste due to weak oversight and failure to train…

Brenna Matendere Harare—The High Court has once again judged that traditional leaders must not dabble in active politics. It has ruled that Chief Seke—born Stanley Chimanikire—should retract a slogan he uttered in support of the…