Mupambi warned Masaraure and Ngarivhume that their actions would not be forgotten. She accused them of relying on foreign training and waiting for tragedies to gain relevance, rather than doing actual work for the citizens. Mupambi firmly asserted that Linda Masarira had consistently stepped up to fill the gaps left by failing leaders, leaving behind a legacy that her detractors could never diminish.
Ubuntu on the Pitch: First Lady of Zim Calls for Peace and Family-Safe Stadiums After Thrilling CAPS United, Scotland FC Clash
HARARE — In a powerful appeal for unity and decorum in Zimbabwean sport, First Lady Dr. Auxillia Mnangagwa has called on football fans, players, and club executives to decisively reject hooliganism, violence, and substance abuse.
PAZ Demands Urgent Policy Reform, Warns Informal Transport Threatens National Security
HARARE – The Passengers Association of Zimbabwe (PAZ) has called for an immediate legislative overhaul of the country’s public transport sector, warning that the unchecked expansion of the informal transport system now poses a direct threat to national security.
LEAD Party Mourns ‘Fearless’ Founder Linda Masarira, Pledges to Uphold Her Vision
HARARE — The Labour, Economists and African Democrats (LEAD) party has plunged into deep mourning following the untimely death of its founding leader, Linda Tsungirirai Masarira, with party leadership vowing to preserve her expansive legacy of social democracy and human rights advocacy.
President Mnangagwa Mourns the Passing of Opposition Leader Linda Masarira
HARARE — President Dr. Emmerson D. Mnangagwa has expressed deep sadness following the passing of Ms. Linda Tsungirai Masarira, the leader of the opposition Labour, Economists and African Democrats (LEAD) party. In a heartfelt condolence message issued on May 25, 2026, the President described her departure as a monumental loss to her family, the women of Zimbabwe, and the nation at large.
Zimbabweans Condemn Masaraure, Ngarivhume Over Toxic Social Media Posts on Masarira’s Passing
The sudden passing of prominent Zimbabwean politician and gender activist Linda Masarira on May 24, 2026, has ignited a fierce digital firestorm. Instead of uniting the nation in mourning, her death has exposed deep-seated political animosities, drawing sharp condemnation for opposition figures Obert Masaraure and Jacob Ngarivhume over their highly critical public remarks.
Dr Kuda Tagwirei and Business Elite Dazzle at High-Society Wedding
The wedding of Taonanyasha John Tagwirei and Poneso Tinomuda Janda was not just a union of two hearts; it was a dizzying display of generational wealth that has left onlookers breathless.
Devastation as LEAD President Linda Masarira Passes Away
Zimbabwean political landscape and civil society have been plunged into deep mourning following the sudden passing of Linda Tsungirirai Masarira, the prominent president of the Labour, Economists and African Democrats (LEAD) party.
Government Commends Church for Bold Move to Confront Abuse, Governance Gaps
By Tendai Keith Guvamombe HARARE – The Government has commended the church for taking what it described as a bold and visionary step to confront abuse, exploitation and governance deficiencies within religious institutions through the launch of the Zimbabwe Christian Ministers Association (ZCMA) Foundership and Governance Programme. Speaking at the launch in Harare on May…
AFROBAROMETER Observer Statement to the African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights2026 Reveals Increasing Water Shortage across the Continent
By Tendai Keith Guvamombe-
In a powerful presentation that brought the harsh realities of millions of African citizens to the floor of the African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights (ACHPR), Afrobarometer has declared that the continent is facing a structural crisis in water and sanitation that can no longer wait for incremental political promises.
Delivering the observer statement on behalf of the pan-African research network, Nyasha Mpani, Project Leader for the Data for Governance Alliance Project, provided a sobering, data-driven indictment of state accountability, revealing that more than half of the continent’s population experiences severe water scarcity.