Zimbabwe reviews gun laws after Chinese nationals’ violent incidents
Government official questions firearm ownership rights for foreigners following series of confrontations involving Chinese citizens, including shooting of local worker.
Mixed reactions after Zimbabwe launched its first satellite into space
There have been mixed reactions after Zimbabwe launched its first satellite into space. While the government has expressed pride over the project, Zimbabweans took to social media to express outrage, saying there were other pressing matters for the country which was being
Zimbabwe launches first ever nano satellite into space
Zimbabwe on Monday announced the launch of its first nano satellite into space in a bid to help collect data to monitor disasters, boost agriculture and enhance mineral mapping. A rocket carrying the tiny satellite, dubbed ZIMSAT-1, successfully launched from Virginia in
UN envoy recommends that sanctions against Zimbabwe be lifted
THE United Nations Special Rapporteur on unilateral and coersive measures, Alena Douhan has called for the lifting of unilateral sanctions against Zimbabwe and urged sanctioning states and key national stakeholders to engage in meaningful dialogue on political reform, human rights and the
Zimbabwe Information Secretary Accuses ‘Activist’ Doctors Of Killing Ministers
Harare -Zimbabwe’s Information permanent secretary Nick Mangwana has torched a storm with government critics after suggesting that some ministers and other top government officials who have succumbed to Covid-19 could have been deliberately killed by opposition ‘activist’ doctors. Responding to a thread
Zimbabwe anger over United States sanctions on ex-commander
Zimbabwe has accused the United States of fanning divisions after travel sanctions were imposed on its ambassador to Tanzania, a former army general who commanded troops accused of killing six civilians after a disputed election a year ago. Anselem Sanyatwe is the