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Zimbabwe reeling under a dictatorship much worse than Mugabe – CCC's Fadzayi Mahere tells UN summit - Vimarsana News

Zimbabwe reeling under a dictatorship much worse than Mugabe – CCC's Fadzayi Mahere tells UN summit

NewZimbabwe.com – The Zimbabwe News You Trust is Zimbabwe’s leading online newspaper and published by New Zimbabwe Media Ltd. The platform brings you the latest breaking News, Business, Showbiz, Sports, Diaspora and gives you everything you’ve come to expect and love.

4 students arrested over Sikhala demo - The Standard - Vimarsana News

4 students arrested over Sikhala demo - The Standard

They are being represented by Zimbabwe Human Rights NGO Forum lawyer, Darlington Marange.

4 students arrested over Sikhala demo -Newsday Zimbabwe - Vimarsana News

4 students arrested over Sikhala demo -Newsday Zimbabwe

They are being represented by Zimbabwe Human Rights NGO Forum lawyer, Darlington Marange.

Mnangagwa is much worse than Mugabe, Mahere tells UN summit - Vimarsana News

Mnangagwa is much worse than Mugabe, Mahere tells UN summit

"Half the population lives under extreme poverty, US$2.2 billion is lost to corruption annually and we have the highest hyperinflation rate in the world – all...

JOB SIKHALA JAILING: UZ students say enough is enough, get arrested - Vimarsana News

JOB SIKHALA JAILING: UZ students say enough is enough, get arrested

FOUR University of Zimbabwe (UZ) students were yesterday arrested for staging a protest on Monday evening over the continued incarceration of opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) lawmaker, Job Sikhala and the “weaponisation” of the law against government critics. According to the Zimbabwe NGO Forum, Benjamin Watadza, Emmanuel Chitima, Comfort Mpofu and Lionel Madamombe are