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The Warnings Zimbabwe Ignored: How the Mbuya Nehanda Sank, Killing 97

The Kariba Lake Captain Adam Nyekete confirmed receiving their warnings in a 16 August 2026 meeting with Transport and Infrastructural Development Minister Felix Mhona. This revelation peels back the government’s earlier account putting the blame for the tragedy solely on the late Mbuya Nehandaferry captain Sign Patsikadova.

September 11, 2026

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On hollow ground: Zimbabwean mining town on the brink of collapse

The ground underneath Shurugwi is riddled with tunnels By Brenna Matendere and Mary Taruvinga Decades of mining have created a maze of tunnels beneath Shurugwi town in Zimbabwe. Ongoing blasting and unregulated mining are raising fears that the ground beneath homes, hospitals and infrastructure could

August 29, 2026

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Mining company linked to Zimbabwean president is destroying famous landmarks

By Brenna Matendere and Mary Taruvinga Chenxi Investments has been fined but continues stripping vegetation and polluting rivers – Open-cast mining by Chenxi Investments has stripped about 12km² of vegetation in Shurugwi, leaving parts of the Boterekwa Escarpment and Dunraven Falls scarred

August 21, 2026

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“Step down or face Mugabe’s fate”: Ngobese-Zuma warns Mnangagwa

By Brenna Matendere The South African firebrand whose movement has terrified African migrants has a blunt warning for Zimbabwe’s president: leave power in 2028, or end up like the man you helped overthrow. In a recent exclusive interview with Pachena from her Durban

July 28, 2026

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Steel and Broken Promises: How China’s Billion-Dollar Plant Left Zimbabwe’s Furnaces Cold

THREE years after China’s Dinson Iron and Steel Company set up a US$1.5 billion plant in Manhize with grand promises to revive Zimbabwe’s collapsed steel industry and transform local communities, an investigation finds that blast furnaces remain cold, exports flow to China

July 28, 2026

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Peace on the World Stage, Repression at Home: Zimbabwe’s UN Security Council Seat Masks a Rights Crisis

AS Zimbabwe celebrated its election to the UN Security Council, a new report by the Zimbabwe Peace Project (ZPP) reveals that April 2026 saw 145 documented human rights violations affecting nearly 4,000 victims with the ruling Zanu PF party and state security

July 28, 2026

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We didn’t come to your countries in our millions, nor did we sell tomatoes on your streets: Ngobese-Zuma

…March and March leader spits fire, turns the continent’s shared liberation history on its head FEW movements in post-apartheid South Africa have polarised public opinion as sharply, or as swiftly, as March and March. In barely two years it has grown from

July 22, 2026

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The Warnings Zimbabwe Ignored: How the Mbuya Nehanda Sank, Killing 97

On hollow ground: Zimbabwean mining town on the brink of collapse

Mining company linked to Zimbabwean president is destroying famous landmarks

“Step down or face Mugabe’s fate”: Ngobese-Zuma warns Mnangagwa

Steel and Broken Promises: How China’s Billion-Dollar Plant Left Zimbabwe’s Furnaces Cold

Peace on the World Stage, Repression at Home: Zimbabwe’s UN Security Council Seat Masks a Rights Crisis

We didn’t come to your countries in our millions, nor did we sell tomatoes on your streets: Ngobese-Zuma

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