Rights Group Warns of Escalating Online Abuse Of Zimbabwean Women

Women and girls in Zimbabwe are facing the growing threat of technology-facilitated gender-based violence (TFGBV), the Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission (ZHRC) has warned. In a statement to mark the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, the ZHRC said technology-facilitated abuse no longer occurs on the periphery: “Women and girls are increasingly self-censoring…

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Judicial staff shortages risking justice delivery, Chief Justice Malaba warns

HARARE — Chief Justice Luke Malaba has warned that acute shortages of judges, magistrates and support staff are undermining effective justice delivery, despite major investments in decentralising the courts over the past decade. Officially opening the 2026 legal year in Harare on Monday, Malaba said deploying the correct number of competent staff at every court…

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Zimbabwean Politician Calls South Africa Arrest a Zanu-PF Setup

Prominent Zimbabwean opposition leader Job Sikhala has been granted bail by the Pretoria Magistrates Court and will return to court on February 3, 2026. The former Zengeza West Member of Parliament was arrested alongside his elderly uncle, Alexander Ferrowst Thema (78), in South Africa for allegedly travelling with explosives. He said that he was the victim of a Zanu…

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Agricultural village business units transform rural Zimbabwe

– ADVERTISEMENT – These community-based, commercially run village business units (VBUs) are located in rural areas to generate income and improve livelihoods through agricultural activities such as horticulture and fisheries. Each centre is equipped with a piped water scheme, washing slabs, cattle troughs, and two fishponds. Speaking to Farmer’s Weekly, Tinotenda Mhiko, CEO of Zimbabwe’s state-run…

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