Zimbabwe News » Masvingo News Zimbabwe » Masvingo » Politics: Victims of Political Violence to Meet in Masvingo on World Peace Day
In a bid to help victims of violence, Heal Zimbabwe Trust says it on Monday will convene a meeting marking the international day of peace, bringing together political violence victims to share their ...
News Zimbabwe » Masvingo » Politics: Zimbabwe main opposition leader's convoy attacked: party
A convoy carrying Zimbabwe's main opposition leader was attacked by suspected ruling party supporters on Monday, his party said.
News Zimbabwe » Masvingo » Politics: Zimbabwe: Masvingo, Manicaland Provinces Record Highest Human Rights Violations in May - Report
THE Zimbabwe Peace Project (ZPP) recorded 140 human rights violations affecting 5,350 people across the country in May, with Masvingo and Manicaland provinces registering the highest number of cases.
News Zimbabwe » Masvingo » Politics: Malaba mulls Kwekwe High Court as Masvingo, Midlands top criminal cases in 2025
Kwekwe is poised to host a High Court, as the Midlands and Masvingo provinces reported the highest numbers of third schedule offences last year, Chief Justice Luke Malaba revealed during the official ...
News Zimbabwe » Masvingo » Politics: Let's get this straight: the Mutapa Empire was not in Masvingo and ED has no claim to the throne
Tendai Ruben Mbofana As Zimbabwe charts its path forward, we are treated to a bizarre display of historical revisionism. If you value my social justice advocacy and writing, please consider a ...
News Zimbabwe » Masvingo » Politics: “We can’t talk of the environment without taking about the local leadership” Why politics matter when thinking about land use change in Zimbabwe
Participatory discussions on land use and environmental change were undertaken in our Masvingo sites in early May 2026. These were conducted in three A1 farms, namely Wondedzo Wares, Wondedzo ...
News Zimbabwe » Masvingo » Politics: Politics, poor harvest leave millions on brink of starvation
Robyn Dixon MASVINGO PROVINCE, Zimbabwe — They look like birds pecking, grain by grain, along the nation's roadsides. Tattered women and children bend to pick up the smattering of corn blown from ...