Staff Reporter
The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has moved to quash rumours of unrest in the capital, stating that the central business district remains peaceful despite social media posts suggesting otherwise.
Staff Reporter
Zimbabweans across the country on Tuesday overwhelmingly ignored calls for anti-government protests, with many expressing strong objections to what they described as Jeremiah "Nyokayemabhunu" Masiiwa's disrespectful and authoritarian tone in mobilising demonstrations.
Staff Reporter
The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has assured the public that the country remains peaceful, with law enforcement officers actively conducting patrols to ensure security and order.
Staff Reporter
Zimbabweans have dismissed calls for protests by political activist Nyokayemabhunu and former Zanu-PF Central Committee Member Blessed Geza, choosing to go about their daily activities instead.
By Staff Reporter
Calls for a mass protest in Harare have failed to disrupt daily activities, with businesses, schools, and public transport operating as usual across the capital. Despite expectations of widespread demonstrations, there were no significant disruptions to the city’s routine.
Staff Reporter
Belarus and Zimbabwe have signed a memorandum of understanding and cooperation in the tourism sector on the sidelines of the 27th edition of the International Exhibition of Tourist Services, Leisure 2025. The document was formally signed by Belarusian Sport and Tourism Minister Sergei Kovalchuk and Zimbabwean Minister of Tourism and Hospitality Industry Barbara Rwodzi.
Staff Reporter
Political analysts have commended citizens for not succumbing to social media-driven calls for nationwide protests on the 31st of March. Despite weeks of online agitation, the public largely ignored the demonstrations, which had been widely circulated through various digital platforms. Analysts say this is a clear sign that people are becoming more discerning in distinguishing genuine concerns from attempts to destabilize the nation.
Leading political commentator Dr. Edwin Moyo said the failure of the protests to materialize demonstrates that citizens are aware of the dangers of misinformation and foreign influence.
Staff Reporter
Africa’s leading seed producer, Seed Co, celebrated its 85th anniversary in Harare, reaffirming its commitment to agricultural innovation, food security, and economic growth.
Staff Reporter
The much-publicised March 31 protests, fronted by expelled former ZANU PF member, Blessed Geza and his allies, have been exposed as a money-making scheme for a select few, with investigations revealing that key organisers are personally benefiting from diaspora-funded donations meant to finance the demonstrations.
Political Reporter
Young people across Harare have vehemently rejected calls to support expelled former ZANU PF member Blessed Geza’s anticipated demonstrations, labelling the planned protests as economically disruptive and politically motivated.
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