Tag: President Emmerson Mnangagwa

President Mnangagwa looks beyond his second term, prompting war veterans backing Vice President Chiwenga to threaten an ‘uprising’ on 31 ...

The embassy made this known through its Twitter handle saying, “President Mnangagwa has been invited to attend the funeral of ...

The Judicial Service Commission (JSC), which employs all judges, said the decision means that Deputy Chief Justice Elizabeth Gwaunza becomes ...

Mr Moyo becomes the third government minister to succumb to COVID-19 since the pandemic hit the country in March 2020.

Zimbabwe’s last currency, the Zimbabwe dollar, became moribund in 2009 following a spell of hyper-inflation and was replaced by a ...

Mugabe’s death has made some Zimbabweans question what Mnangagwa has achieved in his two years in power.

The rate is the highest since 2009.

“The Zimbabwean authorities will never be able to convince anyone that the country is open for business if they continue ...

Lawyers and activists say Zimbabwe police and soldiers have killed at least 12 people.

State broadcaster ZBC said 600 people, including a prominent activist and an opposition legislator, have been detained over the protests.

Air Zimbabwe, which owes foreign and domestic creditors more than $300 million, was in October placed into administration to try ...

Zimbabwe, which has long battled economic woes, is experiencing a dire shortage of foreign currency.

The official said U.S pressure on Zimbabwe remains in place.

The opposition leader has rejected the result.

Zimbabwe’s long-ruling Zanu-PF party won a parliamentary majority in the country’s election.

There will be a runoff on September 8 if no candidate wins more than half the votes.

Mr Mugabe still looms large over Zimbabwean politics.

There are 23 presidential candidates in Zimbabwe’s coming election.

Mr Chamisa and his Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) are the main rivals to President Emmerson Mnangagwa.

Two people died in the attack.

Mr Mnangagwa is the party’s first presidential candidate after former President Mugabe resigned last November.

President Emmerson Mnangagwa announced the Zimbabwe elections on Wednesday.

The loan will be for up to three years and can be used for capital expenditure or working capital.

Doctors and nurses have also staged strikes in the past month.

An official says the nurses would be replaced by retired and unemployed staff.