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I have had close encounters with two devastating modern genocides in Africa; one through lived experience, and the other through witnessing how a better nation can build after unthinkable loss.

Zimbabwe President Emmerson Mnangagwa is attempting to set the country on a path of healing from the wounds of the atrocities perpetrated by the Zimbabwean military in Matabeleland and Midlands region ...

This story was originally published by Minority Africa and a shortened version is republished on Global Voices as part of a content-sharing partnership agreement. As the 10-year term of the National ...

Zimbabwe on Wednesday said it will exhume and rebury thousands of victims massacred during the 1980s state crackdown against dissidents, as part of a slew of measures to bring closure to one of the ...

Zimbabwe’s President Mnangagwa’s administration plans to repatriate from the UK the remains of the country’s iconic heroes who were murdered during the resistance to colonial rule in the early 1890s ...

Many survivors say the ghosts of Gukurahundi are not yet at rest. For decades, justice has eluded the thousands of people who were killed by a feared army unit in Zimbabwe’s southwestern and central ...

ZIMRIGHTS has called for an independent commission to lead a genuine truth telling on Gukurahundi, and flagged the ongoing chiefs-led process as bogus with no legal foundation. President Emmerson ...

Government says drafting of exhumation and reburial policy currently underway is expected to go a long way in putting to finality the emotive and touching issues of exhumation and reburial of ...

Trigger warning: this article contains accounts of sexual violence. Zimbabwe will hold its elections on 23 August. The current president of Zimbabwe, Emmerson Mnangagwa, is running for re-election.

Hundreds of thousands of people trapped in the misery of statelessness in Zimbabwe have been forced to the margins of society, and struggle to access education, healthcare and housing, according to ...

Decades after Zimbabwe’s independence, the wounds of state-sponsored violence remain unhealed for hundreds of families eking out a desperate existence in illegal settlements on the outskirts of ...