Justice Minister Chinamasa met with U.N. Rights chief Pillay in Harare Monday and denied reports Harare was a violator of human rights

Bulawayo Agenda's Thabani Nyoni says the groups will push for the people’s views to be respected and included in the new constitution

Zimbabwe is expected to pay the agreed amount within the next few days and then the remaining balance by the end of this year

Those who want to sink boreholes, companies and individuals alike, will now have to apply to get a license from the water ministry

Launching a community share ownership trust Friday, Mr. Mugabe said government will not brook any resistance to black empowerment laws

Observers say the unity government invited the United Nations rights chief because violations have eased significantly of late

About a 100 cases have been recorded in Chiredzi since Monday, and authorities are blaming the recurrence on serious water shortages

Lack of funds may force the government to suspend some of its capital projects, including paying civil servant salaries

Police say Dzigarwi and his alleged accomplice Emson Ngundu were shot dead in a foiled escape attempt, but the family disputes the claim

Activists took to social networking sites attacking the lawmaker for the comments they say are irresponsible

Analysts accused the army of recruiting a vigilante group to help shore up Zanu PF ahead of possible elections latter this year

ZESN is trying to educate communities to avoid problems that have been encountered in previous elections in the country

They are assisting disadvantaged children with their education at Zimkids Orphan Trust in Bulawayo and Chiedza Child Care Center, Harare

Transmedia, the country’s signal carrier, has the capacity for 68 radio and 51 television stations, but government wont open airwaves

A South Sudanese delegation was in Harare Tuesday seeking assistance in efforts to resolve outstanding issues with Khartoum

Church followers will get first hand information on black economic empowerment, investment in Zimbabwe and collapsing industries

Efforts to bring about national healing and reconciliation have failed because of the political bickering in the inclusive government

The Anti-Corruption Commission accused the ministry of home affairs of meddling in its affairs, entangling its efforts to fight graft

The Global Fund is set to roll back its support for HIV/Aids programs in the country due to financial constraints

Government is worried that Green Fuel has not made any commitments in converting vehicles to be compatible with the E-10 fuel blend

Political analyst Trevor Maisiri says the army’s intervention spells disaster for the constitution-making process

The Joint Monitoring and Implementation Committee said Friday it deployed a mission to Mutare to investigate partisan grain distribution

Vox media is the parent company of Radio Voice of the People, which broadcasts into Zimbabwe daily from the Netherlands

Members of the public would now be consulted when parastatals are being commercialized, restructured or privatized

Regional Integration Minister Priscilla Misihairambwi Mushonga was, however, upbeat about the outcome of the meeting

A Zimbabwe ministerial delegation held re-engagement talks with EU officials in Brussels Thursday seeking renewal of bilateral ties

Bulawayo mayor Thaba Moyo said the council has repaid part of the loan and never used the two buildings as collateral for security

The plan 5-year medium term plan discussed with most labor unions and donor agencies may be crippled by lack of funds.

Judge Hans Fabricius ordered Pretoria to arrest and prosecute Zimbabwean officials concerned if they ever set foot in South Africa

Some villagers revealed they had since resorted to gold panning and other illicit activities to raise hard-to-get money for food