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April 11, 2026, 7:58 am
Lawyers Condemn 'Flawed and Intimidating' Amendment Hearings
- [263Chat] The Law Society of Zimbabwe (LSZ) has criticised the consultative process for Constitutional Amendment Number 3 describing it as rushed, restrictive and potentially undermining democratic principles.
Student in Court Over Alleged U.S.$3 000 School Theft to Buy Car
- [263Chat] A 19-year-old Form Six student from St James Zongoro High School in Mutasa has appeared in court accused of stealing more than US$3 000 from his school's administration office, allegedly to buy a car.
Women Push Back Against Gender Commission Scrapping Plans
- [263Chat] Women mostly informal traders in Harare have expressed concern over proposals to scrap the Zimbabwe Gender Commission with many calling for reforms rather than outright abolition.
All of Africa Today - April 10, 2026
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Report Exposes Flaws in Constitutional Amendment Bill 3 Hearings
- [263Chat] The recent public hearings on the Constitution Amendment Bill No. 3 (CAB3) were presented as a nationwide consultation exercise but a new report suggests the process was marked by intimidation, restricted participation and unequal access to voice.
Tobacco Turmoil - Farmers Trapped in Price Slump
- [263Chat] This year's tobacco marketing season has proven difficult for many farmers, as unfavorable market conditions driven by supply and demand continue to take a toll.
Chivayo Gifts Ronald Mujuru U.S.$50k and New Vehicle After Easter Tragedy
- [263Chat] Businessman Wicknell Chivayo has pledged a significant financial package and a new vehicle to Ronald Mujuru who lost his wife and five children in a devastating road traffic accident over the Easter holidays.
State Drops Charges Against Doctor in High-Profile Custody Dispute
- [263Chat] Prosecutors have declined to pursue charges against a medical doctor accused of obstructing the course of justice citing concerns over interference with an ongoing High Court case.
All of Africa Today - April 8, 2026
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Spike in Unlicensed Dog Breeding in Zimbabwe Threatens Public Safety and Health
- [Daily Maverick] Unlicensed dog breeding in Zimbabwe is surging, leading to dangerous dog attacks and public health concerns, as enforcement of breeding regulations remains weak.
Mutapa Investment Fund Commits U.S.$153 Million to Revive Fertiliser Production
- [New Zimbabwe] The Mutapa Investment Fund (MIF) has committed over US$153 million towards reviving and scaling up fertiliser production in Zimbabwe.
Darikwa Guides Lincoln City to Seal Championship Promotion
- [New Zimbabwe] Discover moreZimbabwe News SubscriptionGovernment Policy AnalysisPolitical Commentary PlatformZimbabwe international Tendai Darikwa has guided League One side Lincoln City to historically secure the Sky Bet Championship promotion in England.
Mnangagwa Pledges Government Support As Zimbabwe Gears Up to Co-Host Cricket World Cup
- [New Zimbabwe] Discover morevehiclesvehicleDigital news subscriptionsPRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa has pledged to assist Zimbabwe Cricket in preparing to host next year's ICC World Cup.
Man Kills Younger Brother in Fight Over Cellphone
- [New Zimbabwe] Discover morevehiclevehiclesZimbabwe News SubscriptionA 45-year-old Marondera man has been arrested for killing his younger brother during a fight over a cellphone.
Zim Records Decline in Road Accidents This Easter Holiday
- [New Zimbabwe] Discover morevehiclevehiclesCryptocurrency investment platformsZIMBABWE Republic Police (ZRP) has released the official road traffic accident statistics for the 2026 Easter Holiday, revealing a notable decrease in the total number of accidents and injuries compared to the same period last year.
Botswana's President Boko to Officially Open ZITF 2026
- [New Zimbabwe] President Duma Boko of Botswana is expected to officially open this year's edition of the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF) in Bulawayo.
Local Government Ministry Directs Cash-Strapped Councils to Buy Mnangagwa Biography
- [New Zimbabwe] Amid deteriorating service delivery standards owing to lack of finances, struggling local authorities across the country have been ordered by the Local Government ministry to buy President Emmerson Mnangagwa's biography for distribution in various communities.
Supreme Court Dismisses Suspect's Appeal in Theft of 28.5kg Gold From Police Station, Rules Detention Lawful
- [New Zimbabwe] The Supreme Court has dismissed a bid for freedom by Jefat Chaganda, an accused in the theft of gold worth US$970,007.80 from a police station exhibit room, ruling that his continued detention is lawful despite the collapse of his initial trial.
'Attorney General Offside to Say Constitutional Amendment Number 3 Must Not Go to Referendum' - Top Lawyer
- [New Zimbabwe] Renowned lawyer, Fadzayi Mahere has poured cold water on Attorney-General Virgina Mabiza's assertion that the controversial Constitutional Amendment Number 3 Bill (CAB3) does not warrant a referendum inorder to pass into law.
Zimbabwean Official Salutes Rwanda On Recovery From Genocide
- [New Times] HARARE: Zimbabwe has expressed admiration for Rwanda's transformation from tragedy to prosperity with the country's Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Trade, Amon Murwira, praising Rwandans for confronting their past with honesty and conviction.
GMB Pays Out Millions to Farmers Amid Push for Food Security
- [263Chat] The Grain Marketing Board (GMB) says it has paid more than US$32 million to farmers as part of efforts to support agricultural production and strengthen food security.
Doctor Accused of 'False and Malicious' Claims in Custody Battle Faces U.S.$50k Lawsuit
- [263Chat] A local medical doctor and a private clinic are facing a US$50 000 defamation claim after allegedly making damaging claims about a father in a child custody dispute.
Chipinge Garden Turns Climate Hardship Into Thriving Enterprise
- [263Chat] A small community garden in Chipinge is rewriting the story of farming in drought-prone regions turning limited rainfall and harsh conditions into an opportunity for growth, income and food security.
New Reforms Aim to Revive Zimbabwe's Agriculture Sector
- [263Chat] Government has unveiled sweeping reforms aimed at reducing the cost of doing business in agriculture,a sector it says remains central to the country's economic growth and food security.
Foreign Nationals Face New Hurdles As South Africa Tightens Immigration Rules
- [263Chat] South Africa is set for sweeping changes to its immigration system after Cabinet approved a revised policy framework aimed at tightening controls while boosting economic growth.
Easter Road Crashes Fall but Death Toll Rise - Police
- [263Chat] The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) says the number of road traffic accidents recorded during the 2026 Easter holiday declined, but more people were killed compared to the same period last year.
MP Demands Urgent Action On Rural, Maternal Health Care
- [New Zimbabwe] AS the world marked World Health Day on Tuesday, legislator Mutsa Murombedzi challenged the National Assembly to prioritise rural and maternal health care.
'Even If You Introduce ZiG500, It's Useless,' Citizens React to Rollout of New Banknotes
- [New Zimbabwe] Zimbabweans have reacted with scepticism to the rollout of upgraded Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG) banknotes which began Tuesday, with many saying the local currency still lacks value and wide acceptance in everyday transactions.
CCC Members Jailed 22 Years for Mbare Political Murder
- [New Zimbabwe] The High Court has sentenced three Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) members to 22 years and nine months in prison each for the murder of a man during a violent political clash with ZANU PF supporters in Harare.
Zimrights Alleges Flaws and Intimidation in Constitutional Hearings
- [263Chat] By Tinomudaishe Muzanenhamo
