[New Zimbabwe] MDC Alliance president Nelson Chamisa has slammed Zanu PF for treating the Zimbabwe National Army as one of its wings and called on the party to respect the separation of powers in line with the provisions of the national Constitution.

[New Zimbabwe] Kwekwe Magistrate Florence Nago has acquitted six MDC Alliance youth activists who were facing public violence charges.

[Daily Maverick] Jacob Zuma reiterated late on Sunday night that he was not scared of going to jail for his beliefs, saying he was prepared to be a prisoner of his conscience, as he had done when he was incarcerated on Robben Island during apartheid.

[RFI] A team from the Southern African Development Community will arrive in eSwatini on Sunday, after the kingdom was rocked by pro-democracy protests and claims of a deadly crackdown.

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[New Zimbabwe] Zimbabwe's government has turned down a donation of three million doses from the African Union (AU) of the highly potent single dose Johnson & Johnson Covid-19 vaccine citing lack of storage facilities.

[New Zimbabwe] Bulawayo-based pressure group, Ibhetshu Likazulu has expressed resentment over the government's decision to deploy MPs and ministers to "educate" people about the benefits of getting vaccinated against Covid-19.

[The Herald] Zimbabwe will be participating at this year's edition of Russia International Industrial Trade Fair (INNOPROM) which begins today in Ekaterinburg.

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[New Zimbabwe] Zimbabwe's economy is on a strong rebound and could emerge stronger than other countries in the SADC region and the rest of the African continent, Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube has claimed.

[New Zimbabwe] The Kwekwe City Council Saturday afternoon lost most of its important documents after a fire broke out and destroyed a storeroom.

[The Herald] Finance and Economic Development Minister Professor Mthuli Ncube is confident Zimbabwe will meet its 2021 economic growth target of 7,4 percent driven by agriculture recovery and commodity price boom.

[The Herald] Schweppes Zimbabwe Limited has undertaken to invest US$35 million in the next 10 years into a 2 700 hectare citrus plantation as it seeks to increase production and valued addition at its Beitbridge Juice Processing Plant.

[New Zimbabwe] Bulawayo High Court judge, Justice Martin Makonese last Friday granted Zimbabwe Media Commission (ZMC) employee Thabang Manhika a $10 000 bail.

[New Zimbabwe] Police, in conjunction with the Grain Marketing Board (GMB), have launched a nationwide blitz aimed at confiscating imported mealie-meal from retailers that have defied the ban on the import of the staple.

[Nyasa Times] Soldiers in the country have been asked to be completely apolitical when discharging their duties under the Malawi Defence Force (MDF).

[Nyasa Times] Women farmers in Malawi have been advised to embrace crop diversification as one way of beating the effects of climate change that the country has always been experiencing over the years.

[Nation] Former South African president Jacob Zuma says that there is no longer a need for him to be sent to jail.

[Daily Maverick] The next few days will bring finality to the question of whether former President Jacob Zuma will go to jail peacefully. Key to this is the question of whether he will call, allow or enable violence to be used to keep him out of jail...

[Commonwealth] Speaking on the ongoing situation in Eswatini, a Commonwealth spokesperson said:

[The Herald] UN Women has been working with various local NGOs and community based organisations (CBOs) under the first phase of the Spotlight Initiative supported through a partnership between the European Union and the United Nations to end violenc...

[The Herald] ZIMBABWEAN boxer Charles Manyuchi did not only score in the ring after retaining his WBF world title here on Saturday evening.

[The Herald] THE Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF) Company has proposed to hold this year's trade showcase in September.

[The Herald] Nominations for candidates to fill the nine vacant posts on the High Court bench closed on Friday with the Judicial Service Commission (JSC) now expected to select candidates for public interviews and put together the short-list of suita...

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[The Herald] THE WBF world middleweight boxing bout between Charles Manyuchi and Uganda's Mahommed Sebyala on Saturday night will rank as one of the toughest the Zimbabwean has faced in recent years.

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