Author: Nehanda TV
The Zimbabwean government has defended the latest fuel price increase, with Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube saying the adjustments were necessary to ensure continued fuel availability amid global supply pressures.
Defend the Constitution Platform (DCP) led by convener Jameson Timba has launched a nationwide campaign dubbed “One Million Voices for the Constitution”, aimed at mobilising one million Zimbabweans to append their signatures against the controversial Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3.
Defend the Consitution Platform (DCP)’s parliamentary and political engagement coordinator, Agency Gumbo, says the proposed Constitutional Amendment Bill Number 3 is far from guaranteed passage.
PHD Ministries founder Prophet Walter Magaya is battling the Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) at the High Court in Harare after he was disqualified from contesting presidential elections because he did not submit his “O” Level certificate. One of Magaya’s lawyers, Tavonga Makamure spoke to the media, followed by Professor Lovemore Madhuku the lawyer who is representing ZIFA.
Speaking on the sidelines of a US elections watch party hosted by US Ambassador Pamela Tremont in Harare on Tuesday, Mutsvangwa emphasised that Mnangagwa’s mandate is to govern for five years, not to choose a successor.
In this series spotlighting prisoners in jail, Sly Media TV speak to Mindano Mindano (36) who narrates how he killed his workmate in July 2012 while drunk and got convicted and sentenced to life in prison.
Outspoken Zimbabwe opposition figure, human rights lawyer, former political prisoner, Job Sikhala addressing the United Nations opening of the 16th Annual Geneva Summit for Human Rights and Democracy | May 14, 2024.
Popular Zimbabwean comedian Charles “Marabha” Mapalume who has fallen on hard times admits in this interview with Sly Media TV host Shorai Murwira that he “defaulted on his tablets” and his health deteriorated.
Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation (ZBC) News Anchor Vickie Mlilo speaks out on how she nearly committed suicide a total of three times.
Professor Gift Mugano, the Executive Director at Africa Economic Development Strategies, tells Sly Media TV that political pressure has caused governors at the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) to do the unthinkable.