Politics
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President Urges Churches to Expand Role in Zimbabwe’s Development Agenda
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has called on churches in Zimbabwe to move beyond spiritual duties and become active partners in economic and social development, telling faith leaders that national progress requires their direct involvement.
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South Africa’s Ramaphosa Condemns Violence Against Foreign Nationals
President Cyril Ramaphosa expressed deep concern and shame over ongoing attacks on foreign nationals in South Africa, telling regional leaders the country is ashamed of the violence.
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Chinhoyi University Students Forced Out of Hostels Ahead of Zanu PF Conference
Students at Chinhoyi University of Technology say they were given short notice to leave their on-campus accommodation, with management linking the move to renovations for the upcoming Zanu PF national conference.
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Governance Questions Loom Over Mutapa Fund in Kitsiyatota Mining Dispute
Correspondence and governance concerns emerge as the Kitsiyatota mining dispute raises questions about whether the Mutapa Investment Fund is being used to advance private interests.
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President Mnangagwa’s Daughter-in-Law Remanded in Custody for Drug Dealing
Kelsea Tadiwa Tafirenyika, the 22-year-old daughter-in-law of President Emmerson Mnangagwa, spent Wednesday night in police custody after a Harare magistrate ordered her detained until a bail hearing on drug dealing charges.
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MPs Push for More Funding as ARDA Wheat Model Impresses Parliament Committee
Parliamentary agriculture committee commends ARDA’s wheat production partnerships, calls for increased government funding to expand irrigation and include more young farmers.
