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Claims of widespread opposition to CAA3 misleading — AG Mabiza

ATTORNEY-General Virginia Mabiza has dismissed claims of widespread opposition to Constitutional Amendment Act No. 3 (CAA3), saying the narrative is being driven by a small group of recurring litigants rather than reflecting the views of the broader public. Speaking to the media, Mabiza said the...

GOVT OKAYS BILL TO GIVE MUNICIPAL COPS MORE POWER

Zimbabwe's Cabinet has approved the Municipal Police and Courts Bill, 2026, paving the way for local authorities to establish their own municipal police services and courts to enforce by-laws, handle traffic offences and prosecute minor violations. According to the post-Cabinet briefing issued on Tuesday, the...

ZIFA Pays Tribute After Fatal Accident Claims Three Highlanders Executives

The Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) has joined the nation in mourning following the deaths of three senior Highlanders Football Club officials in a tragic road accident. Highlanders chairman Kenneth Mhlophe, vice chairman Fiso Siziba and treasurer Nkani Khoza lost their lives in the crash, leaving...

Authorities vow action, warn against CAA3 protests

Government has heightened security across the country amid growing calls for protests against Constitutional Amendment Act No. 3 (CAA3), with authorities warning they will act swiftly against any attempts to disrupt peace. The move follows the emergence of a coalition made up of opposition parties,...

ED SIGNS CAB 3 INTO LAW

President Emmerson Mnangagwa has officially signed into law sweeping constitutional amendments that extend presidential and parliamentary terms from five to seven years, paving the way for his current tenure to continue until 2030. The new legislation also replaces Zimbabwe's system of direct presidential elections...

ZIMBABWEANS BOYCOTT SOUTH AFRICAN ARTISTS

A growing number of Zimbabwean social media influencers and public figures are calling for the cancellation of performances by South African artists in Zimbabwe, arguing that it is inappropriate to host entertainers from the neighbouring country while Zimbabweans and other foreign nationals face renewed...