Once again, the Southern African Development Community (SADC) reaffirms its solidarity with the Government and People of the Republic of Zimbabwe, and reiterates the calls for the unconditional and immediate lifting of sanctions that were imposed on Zimbabwean individuals and institutions.SADC is deeply concerned at the claim that the sanctions …
Read More »Daring Gunmen Strip SA Police Station Of 10 Guns After Pretending To Report Hijacking Incident
The Devon Police Station in Ekurhuleni was robbed of firearms by three brazen men pretending to report a crime on Wednesday, 5 October. The Gauteng police have now launched a manhunt to find the suspects who managed to get away with 10 guns. The men came into the police station …
Read More »ZEP Extension Not For Zanu PF 2023 Support: Motsoaledi
South Africa’s home affairs minister Aaron Motsoaledi has scornfully dismissed speculation that his decision to extend permits for Zimbabwean immigrants was aimed at helping the ruling Zanu PF party win next year’s crunch general elections. Motsoaledi had, throughout the year, vowed to not renew the expiring Zimbabwe Exemption Permit (ZEP), …
Read More »Zim Prisons Holding 500 Malawians Arrested Trying To Illegally Cross To South Africa
Zimbabwean prisons are holding more than 500 Malawian nationals who were arrested en route to SA without adequate travelling documents. The 548 undocumented Malawians were apprehended by Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) on charges of illegal entry and failure to produce a valid passport. Local media reported the Malawian nationals were …
Read More »SA Vigilante Groups Burn 3 Zimbabweans To Death
Three Zimbabweans were burnt to death in Chavani village outside Elim on Saturday. They had been accused of stealing cables and solar panels. About 200 immigrants then fled their homes. Some were forced out of their houses by vigilante groups. They have fled to other villages or are hiding in …
Read More »AU Sounds Zim Sanctions Removal Mantra At UNGA
Speaking at the 77th Ordinary Session of the United Nations General Assembly, Macky Sall, President of the Republic of Senegal and Acting President of the African Union, said the time is now to change the world. Sall highlighted that, since the last UN General Assembly, the world has become more …
Read More »‘I Cannot Mourn’: Former Colonies Conflicted Over The Queen
Upon taking the throne in 1952, Queen Elizabeth II inherited millions of subjects around the world, many of them unwilling. Today, in the British Empire’s former colonies, her death brings complicated feelings, including anger. Beyond official condolences praising the queen’s longevity and service, there is some bitterness about the past in Africa, Asia, the Caribbean and elsewhere. Talk …
Read More »Kenya’s Supreme Court Upholds Ruto Victory
Kenya’s Supreme Court has upheld the victory of former Deputy President William Ruto in the August 9 presidential election, after ruling on a number of petitions brought by his closest challenger Raila Odinga. The unanimous verdict was delivered by Martha Koome, the chair of the seven-member court on Monday. “We …
Read More »Zim Embassy Breaks Silence, Expresses Shock On Immigration Debacle
The Zimbabwean consulate in South Africa has finally broken its silence on the immigration debacle and xenophobic attacks by Limpopo Health Member of Executive Committee (MEC), Phophi Ramathuba, against a Zimbabwean national. Ramathuba sparked controversy last week after a video emerged of her chiding a Zimbabwean patient at a Limpopo …
Read More »PAP Lambasts Limpopo MEC Over Zimbabwean Patient Tirade
The Pan-African Parliament along with the SA Medical Council, have echoed the growing list of organisations in slamming Limpopo Member of the Executive Council (MEC) for Health, Dr Phophi Ramathuba, for her conduct. The MEC had embarrassed a bedridden patient from Zimbabwe at a hospital in Bela Bela, Limpopo, last …
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