A total of 32 Warwick Shire farm residents were on Monday dragged to court charged with public violence after they protested against the subdivision of the farm to clear way for residential stands.

Freeth explains how a recently promulgated South African law has parallels with Zimbabwe’s initially ignored 1992 Act.

Today, this villager, the son of a peasant, reflects on the Zimbabwe School Examination Council (Zimsec) director of ...

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In the impoverished Manicaland province’s Makoni district, where she resides with her parents, the 12-year-old was accustomed ...

THE Midlands State University (MSU)’s Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa Law School in Kwekwe is expected to be open for business in ...

The MSU Law School will also house other faculties including agriculture and architecture and is expected to recruit more ...

The US imposed sanctions in 2003, citing corruption and abuses under Mugabe’s regime. These sanctions, updated under the Global Magnitsky orders in 2023, now include asset freezes and travel bans ...

Zimbabwe was totally self-sufficient in almost ... 23 thousand homesteads and 350 000 staff houses were taken and in most cases burnt or vandalized. Farm buildings worth hundreds of millions were ...

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Farmers in South Africa say there are deeply worried that a land seizure bill has been signed into law by President Cyril ...