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Multi-million-dollar scandal rocks Vic Falls council

They are accused of allegedly bribing well-placed officials in different government departments to frustrate any efforts to arrest and prosecute them.
By Miriam Mangwaya 3h ago

Demolition of houses an act of inhumanity

Investigate how Citrus Farm was acquired, investigate how Warwick Farm was acquired and many more pieces of land.
By Johannes Marisa Nov. 15, 2024

Land barons wreak havoc in Kuwadzana

They also expressed concern over the lack of transparency and accountability within the co-operative.
By Gracious Daniel Nov. 11, 2024

Reduce maternal mortality

Corruption is rampant and is the source of a broken, dilapidated, lawless, ruthless and poor nation.  It has become "cancer."
By Newsday Nov. 1, 2024

Sadc must denounce corruption, too

In Zimbabwe, corruption has become so deeply entrenched, crippling the economy and destroying livelihoods.
By The Zimbabwe Independent Oct. 25, 2024

Zim sanctions: A time for reflection

For the umpteenth time, sanctions on Zimbabwe and those imposed by the government on citizens must go.
By Newsday Oct. 25, 2024

Police summon prominent Zimbabwean investigative journalist

Majoni’s hard-hitting column in The Standard known as Corruption Watch focuses on public sector corruption and misgovernance.
By Staff Reporter Oct. 15, 2024

Health Talk: Land corruption: The elephant in the room

The scourge needs to be nipped in the bud by dedicated people who have the nation at heart not few individuals who are merely after self-aggrandisement.
By Johannes Marisa Oct. 6, 2024

Why allow corruption to proliferate?

The perpetrators seem untouchable, but it is our prayer that one day, these people will be held accountable for their unethical practices.
By Johannes Marisa Oct. 4, 2024