Zanu PF has made new social media rules that need one last approval. These rules will stop party members from causing trouble online. Party boss Cde Machacha told people about this at a meeting in Masvingo. He said the rules would teach younger members how to act on the internet. Bad online behavior should end once these rules start.
Machacha said all members must behave well or face problems. Anyone who uses social media to start fights will be punished. He said Zanu PF keeps its old values as strong as ever. Every person in the party must follow what the leaders say. Machacha made it clear that everyone should stay loyal to President Mnangagwa.
The official is happy to openly support his President and monitor what the President does...
Zimbabwe faces big money problems buying special HIV drugs for 603 patients each month. These advanced medicines cost thousands of dollars when normal HIV drugs cost only about $8 monthly. The country struggles even more because help from other nations keeps going down. Tests that check which drugs will work for resistant HIV add extra costs.
Patients need to take their first medicines correctly every day. Many people skip doses because they heard wrong information about traditional healing or spirits causing their illness instead of HIV. Others simply forget to take pills or lose them. This causes the HIV to change and fight against the drugs. Unlike other health problems where missing medicine occasionally might not matter as much...
A man from Harare took his wife to court asking for protection, claiming she cheats on him and acts violently. Takudzwa Gore told officials his wife, Ohtilia Mangwiro, brings different boyfriends into their home.
During Monday's court session, Gore said, "I have no peace at my house because she keeps bringing various men inside. I worry about catching diseases." He added that these men threatened to kill him with his wife's support.
Gore testified that Mangwiro warned him she controls his life completely and can harm him whenever she wants. She reportedly tells him he can't make any choices because she decides everything for him.
He also accused her of selling his belongings without permission. "She takes my batteries and solar...
Zimbabwe's phone watchdog group, POTRAZ, wants the government to require people to register their phones with their SIM cards. They believe this will make online activities safer and fight internet crimes.
POTRAZ's tech expert Hasha Myambo says linking phones to the current SIM card list would boost security for online payments and help people trust digital services again. He also points out that we need better rules to tackle bad behavior online.
Right now, companies must keep records of all SIM cards they give out. POTRAZ hopes for a new rule creating a main phone database where all service providers share information. This system would let them shut down stolen or missing devices across every network soon after someone reports a...
Zimbabwe has changed its law about punishing people who commit very serious crimes. The president signed a new law that stops courts from giving people the death penalty. This means that people who were going to be executed will have their punishments changed.
About sixty people were on death row before the law changed. The courts will look at each person's story carefully. They will think about how long these people have been in prison and what happened in their cases. The new law means people who commit murder will go to prison for 20 years or longer instead of being killed.
Zimbabwe has a long history with the death penalty. The country first started using this punishment when the British ruled the land many years ago. The last...
A government leader named Lovemore Matuke spoke about President Mnangagwa. He said the president has support from important parts of the government. The army, police, and Parliament all stand behind the president.
A war veteran named Blessed Geza wanted people to protest against the president on March 31. However, nobody showed up for the protest. Matuke said the protest was just something people talked about on social media and had no real support.
Matuke believes President Mnangagwa is working hard to make Zimbabwe better. He says the president is doing important work to build new roads, schools, and other important things. The president is trying to help Zimbabwe become a strong and successful country by the year 2030.
The...
The Zimbabwe government is improving the Beitbridge Border Post to help people and goods move more quickly and safely across the border.
The immigration department has started using special computer gates. People can scan their passports and have their identities checked by a machine, which means they do not have to wait as long to cross the border. The new system helps stop people from doing bad things at the border.
Border workers are using new technology, such as cameras and flying machines called drones, to watch the area and keep people safe. They have been working hard to stop children from crossing the border without their parents. Last year, they helped more than 300 children stay safe.
The tax department is also making big...
President Mnangagwa will open a brand-new market in Mbare on Friday. The market looks completely different from before. Last year, a big fire destroyed many stalls and goods at the old market. The president wanted to help the traders and improve the area.
Masimba Holdings is building the new market. Several important government leaders visited the market to check its appearance. They wanted to make sure everything was ready for the big opening. The Minister of Local Government said the market is almost finished and looks beautiful.
The traders are happy about their new market. Erasmus Fofo, who leads the traders, said they did not expect such a nice building after the fire. He hopes the prices will be fair for small business owners...
Senate President Mable Chinomona traveled to Uzbekistan to attend an important meeting with other leaders from around the world. The meeting brought together people from 181 different countries to talk about helping women and girls.
During the celebration, Chinomona talked about how her country, Zimbabwe, has made special laws to protect women and girls. She mentioned two important laws that help keep women safe and ensure girls can continue going to school even if they become pregnant.
Chinomona wants women leaders to work together and help each other. She believes women should have more chances to make important decisions in their communities. She shared plans about teaching young women how to become leaders and helping communities...
