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Mnangagwa cuts short Europe trip over social unrest in Zim
In a tweet on Sunday afternoon, Mnangagwa announced that while he had a productive week of trade and investment meetings, he will be heading back to the cash-strapped country in light of the economic situation there.
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[OPINION] Zimbabwe’s just about reached the point of no return
Oliver Matthews says the recent events in Zimbabwe are not what Emmerson Mnangagwa promised when he took over after those jubilant scenes in 2017.
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Uneasy calm returns in some parts of Harare after protests
On Saturday, a popular farmers' market was bustling in Harare's upmarket Alexandra Park suburb and supermarkets were busy.
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Zim Human Rights Commission weighs in on social unrest
The commission says while it understands the dire economic conditions in the country, it’s also called for "due care and diligence" in protecting the rights of citizens.
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Zim Human Rights Commission calls on govt to convene national dialogue
The cash-strapped country has been rocked by deadly protests this week, with demonstrators venting their anger on the streets after President Emmerson Mnangagwa announced a staggering 150% fuel price hike.
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Zimbabwe doctors' group says 68 treated for gunshot wounds after protests
The Zimbabwe Association of Doctors for Human Rights said its members had treated 172 people, some with dog bites, in private and public hospitals since Monday.
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Zim civil group calls on African leaders to stop right violations in country
Zimbabweans have been protesting this week following the announcement of a 150% petrol price hike by president Emmerson Mnangagwa before he travelled out of the country.
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Some Zim schools expected to reopen in wake of violent protests
The protests were over a hike in the price of fuel but so far President Emmerson Mnangagwa's government shows no signs of wanting to reverse it.
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Internet services resume in Zim, but Twitter & Facebook remain blocked
Social media had been used to mobilise support for the Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions-led strike that crippled Zimbabwe over the past three days.
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[EXPLAINER] The latest cash crunch behind Zimbabwe's protests
There is a severe shortage of dollars, fuel and medicines, while inflation hit 31% in November, the highest in a decade.
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Zimbabweans in SA call for Ramaphosa to intervene in deadly unrest
Close to 150 protestors are demonstrating outside Zimbabwe’s embassy in Pretoria.
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Zimbabwe president condemns violence, calls for peace
Emmerson Mnangagwa has released a statement in which he says he's deeply saddened by events in Zimbabwe.
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[OPINION] Steps Mnangagwa should take instead of fiddling with petrol price
President Emmerson Mnangagwa's decision to double the price of petrol shows very poor judgement and bad leadership.
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Zimbabweans protest in Pretoria: 'Mnangagwa and his abusive regime must go'
Zimbabweans took to the streets on Monday, following the announcement of a petrol price hike by President Emmerson Mnangagwa.
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Saftu voices support for Zimbabwe fuel price strike, condemns violence
President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s 150% fuel increase sparked violent protests in Harare and Bulawayo.
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'Worried' Zim nationals living in SA hope for calm amid violent protests
Some cross-border bus companies have now cancelled trips to Zimbabwe until further notice due to safety concerns.
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At least 6 dead amid violent Zim protests, says MDC
There have several reports of violent protests around the country with the police making many arrests.
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ICTA advises members & travellers to avoid Zimbabwean borders
The International Cross-Border Traders Association says it still needs to assess whether it is safe for travellers to embark on their trips.
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[UPDATE] Zimbabwe police fire tear gas as crackdown tightens
Most shops remained closed and minibus taxis that usually transport workers from the suburbs to the city centre were scarce.
