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investigative journalism
Bulawayo residents engage lawyers over water crisis
Pamenus Tuso
Bulawayo—Residents in Bulawayo have engaged lawyers to protest against the second capital’s municipality over a festering water crisis that has seen most parts of the city go dry for long periods, NewsHub has learnt.…
Rushwaya’s legacy woes haunt ZBC
BRENNA MATENDERE
Harare--The Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation (ZBC) is grappling with serious management challenges linked to Helliate Rushwaya — the newly appointed board chair — during her tenure as the acting chief executive officer…
Manicaland leverages on Zim Sino Relations
Ray Bande
Mutare- Manicaland is working towards becoming Zimbabwe’s top investment destination amid growing Chinese interest in the province.
According to the Zimbabwe Investment and Development Agency (ZIDA)’s 2023 Fourth Quarter…
Buhera families sing the blues after relocation from lithium field
Sofia Mapuranga
Buhera- Mysterious loss of livestock, joblessness and a daily struggle for livelihood routes due to lost farmland are some of the tribulations that families displaced by a lithium mining company have to contend with on a…
Journalists, grassroots communities benefit from investigative reporting collaborations
https://youtu.be/0aQMm2yh2Vk
Gold Mafia: Uebert Angel’s PR disaster
Uebert Angel is, easily, the man of the moment, for all the wrong reasons.
He was recently outed by the Al Jazeera undercover investigative team for trying to aid gold and money laundering using his overestimated diplomatic immunity.…
Giant Masvingo lithium miner at loggerheads with workers over poor pay
MOSES ZIYAMBI
Lithium miner, Bikita Minerals in Masvingo province has been registering steep surges in production of late, but its employees see no reason to celebrate this resurgence as they say working conditions are deteriorating.…