Zanu PF – AIWA! NO!

It is difficult to trace the origins of Zimbabwean music back to pre-Rhodesian times as there is no documented information on musical activities during the pre-colonial period. What is known for a fact is that there were a lot of musical activities in Zimbabwe long before the arrival of the Europeans in the country.

April 1, 2020April 1, 2020 Crimson Tazvinzwa

Zimbabwe president Mnangagwa Neutralises Opposition leader Chamisa’s MDC ‘A’ Party Through Allies At The Supreme Court. Does it work?

Mr Nyarota must undergo an urgent coronary angioplasty, surgery which cannot be performed in the country because of no adequate resources

March 12, 2020March 12, 2020 Crimson Tazvinzwa

Zimbabwe journalist, human rights activist Nyarota suffers critical heart condition, seeks urgent surgery abroad

On the morning of March 9, in front of a Harare neighborhood barbershop, five men in civilian clothes abducted journalist and activist Itai Dzamara. He was handcuffed, bundled into a white truck with no visible license plates, and has not been seen since. He has disappeared, leaving a wife and two young children behind to grieve and demand he be brought home. Dzamara is increasingly well known as the leader of the Occupy Africa Unity Square Movement (OAUS), named after African Unity Square, a park in central Harare. Last October he called in writing for President Robert Mugabe to resign, with his replacement chosen in free and fair elections. One month later, he was beaten unconscious by anti-riot police, resulting in admittance to the intensive care unit of a local hospital. Three weeks later, four other members of OAUS were detained after a peaceful protest in the speaker’s gallery of the national Parliament. They were severely beaten over a six-hour period at a police station. Lawyers were not allowed to see the men, whom the police denied holding in the first place. They were released after being ordered to stop all demonstrations and to tell no one of their detention.

February 3, 2020February 4, 2020 Crimson Tazvinzwa

ZIMBABWE JOURNALIST AND ACTIVIST Itai Dzamara DISAPPEARED 3 YEARS AGO – 2017; NO STATE INVESTIGATIONS WERE EVER CONDUCTED

President Nelson Chamisa @nelsonchamisa on the need for a transition to democracy. This is a teachable moment.

February 3, 2020February 4, 2020 Crimson Tazvinzwa

ZIMBABWE MOVEMENT FOR DEMOCRATIC CHANGE JOB SAKHALA HAS JUST DAYS TO GO BEFORE TREASON TRIAL; NO JAIL TIME FOR CRIME BUT DEATH – FREE SAKHALA

Sustainable development goals (sdgs) for zimbabwe

January 28, 2020 Crimson Tazvinzwa

United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Working with Government & #Zimbabwe to advance #GlobalGoals & #LeaveNoOneBehind #By2030