Stephen Chadenga
Stephen Chandega is a journalist in Zimbabwe
Most Recent Articles by Stephen Chadenga:
Tsvangirai promised to rebuild the economy and create employment for millions of jobless Zimbabweans
Zimbabwe used to the breadbasket of Africa but was finding it difficult to feed its own people
Tsvangirai: coming election "is the dawn of a new era, a new Zimbabwe."
Onus is on political leaders in the country to put their house in order by committing themselves to address the issue of bad politics
"Green" Dream
MDC has in the past accused Mugabe and his Zanu PF party of politically persecuting the former white farmer, when the charges of terrorism cropped up.
Roy Bennett
Justice Bhunu said the state’s case was weakened by key state witness Peter Michael Hitschmann whom he said gave unfavorable evidence
New charges are a form of “harassment”, charges of flouting the Grain Marketing Board Act
Breaching grain trade laws
Judgment on Roy Bennett's acquittal set for 31 March
Local takeover of foreign owned firms came into effect Monday
Prosecution witness, Michael Hitschmann, was declared a hostile witness the chief prosecutor
Hitschmann’s "demeanour" in the case is a grievance against the state making him a "hostile" witness warranting cross examination
The state alleges that Hitschmann was paid by Bennett to purchase weapons to assassinate President Robert Mugabe
State now applying to impeach a key prosecution witness
The possibility of the strike comes in the wake of a rejection by workers union over government's
Now the country's economy is being run with multiple foreign currencies
Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) led by Morgan Tsvangirai is a creation of former coloniser Britain to destabilize his revolutionary Zanu PF party
President Robert Mugabe's spokesperson, George Charamba
Continuing to serve partisan interests to the detriment of the inclusive government
Central bank governor, Gideon Gono, Attorney-General, Johannes Tomana
Political chaos and general lawlessness in Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe Prime Minister’s grandson, Shawn
Zimbabwe’s Gweru-based independent journalist, Kudzanai Musengi
Breaking news:
Zimbabwe cannot prosper if freedom of expression is trampled upon
Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai yesterday offered himself as guarantor as Bennett
Roy Bennett charged with banditry, terrorism and sabotage.
Deputy Agriculture minister designate Roy Bennett