US EditionZimbabwe: Looming Zimbabwe 'Uprising' Echoes Overthrow of Mugabe As Calls Mount to Oust Mnangagwa
- The Zimbabwean government is encouraging companies to generate their own electricity to alleviate power shortages, as stated by Minister of Energy and Power Development July Moyo.
- Zimbabwe suffers from power shortages due to outdated infrastructure and drought, affecting electricity generation and leading to outages.
- Political analysts believe President Emmerson Mnangagwa's dismissal of a senior general indicates his fear of a coup amid growing dissent among his political allies.
- War veterans have called for nationwide protests on March 31, accusing Mnangagwa of worsening the economic crisis.
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The Straits Times
Times LiveZimbabwe president fires army chief ahead of planned protests
HARARE - Zimbabwe President Emmerson Mnangagwa acted to consolidate his hold on power with Tuesday's dismissal of a senior general, political analysts say, amid growing fears of a possible coup by former allies.
Zimbabwe: Journalist Held on Baseless Charges
Click to expand Image Journalist Blessed Mhlanga walks to an awaiting prison vehicle in Harare, Zimbabwe, after his bail ruling was postponed on February 27, 2025. © 2025 Photo by JEKESAI NJIKIZANA/AFP via Getty Images (Johannesburg) – Zimbabwean authorities should immediately release and drop the groundless charges against a journalist for his reporting, Human Rights Watch said today. Blessed Mhlanga, a senior journalist for the independent med…
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