Elton Mupauka

Harare- Under fire Zimbabwe President, Emmerson Mnangagwa has declared his administration will not be distracted from pursuing its objectives by rogue Zimbabweans acting in cahoots with foreign embassies. In a surprise special address to the nation from State House this morning in

Harare-First Lady Auxillia Mnangagwa was today involved in a road traffic accident after her Toyota Land Cruiser overturned on the Harare-Bindura Road more about 40 km north of Harare. The accident occurred at around 10AM in the morning. She escaped unhurt. Eyewitnesses

Harare-Zimbabwe Police have launched a manhunt for 14 political activists, including MDC-Alliance deputy chair Job Sikhala over unspecified reasons. Others who are on the run are MDC Alliance member Makomborero Haruzivishe, MDC-Alliance national youth organiser Godfrey Kurauone, MDC youth secretary general Ostallos

Harare- Zimbabwe’s ruling Zanu PF party has labeled US ambassador to Zimbabwe, Brian Nichols a thug and threatened his expulsion from the country. The remarks were made by former Minister of Finance, Patrick Chinamasa who is acting party spokesperson. Zanu PF accuses

Harare- Convener of the planned July 31 anti-Government protests, Jacob Ngarivhume, has been denied bail. Harare magistrate Mr Trynos Utahwashe today remanded Ngarivhume in custody to August 6, for his routine remand. Ngarivhume, who is also an opposition politician, appeared before the

Harare- Amnesty International has condemned threats by some senior Government officials that security forces will be out in full force to block planned 31 July demonstrations in the country. The human rights movement says remarks by Deputy Minister of Defence, Victor Matemadanda

Harare-Police in Zimbabwe have stormed Government critic and journalist Hopewell Chin’ono’s home under yet unclear circumstances. Confirming the raid, Human Rights lawyer Beatrice Mtetwa who visited Chin’ono’s home said about eight security agents broke into the house. “We have just arrived at