Zapu raps chiefs over hefty Gukurahundi allowance demands

THE opposition Zapu party has rapped traditional leaders demanding hefty allowances for participating in the government-led Gukurahundi hearings being conducted in the Matabeleland region. 
By Silas Nkala 13h ago

Gukurahundi: Chiefs demand heft pay-outs

Among some of their demands were allowances of US$4 000 per month paid in cash, Starlink kits and hundreds of litres of fuel coupons among others. 
By Nqobani Ndlovu Nov. 23, 2025

Proposal for a reparations programme for Gukurahundi victims: Lessons from international and African practices

The Gukurahundi period left deep scars across Matabeleland and parts of the Midlands, resulting in loss of life, displacement, and enduring trauma, among others.
By Sibusisiwe Dube Nov. 23, 2025

Gukurahundi-led hearings bogus: ZimRights

President Emmerson Mnangagwa tasked traditional leaders to lead public hearings into the 1980’s massacres in Midlands and Matabeleland. 
By Staff Reporter Nov. 13, 2025

Muckracker: The People don’t want any constitutional referendum

After the welcome State of the Nation Address (Sona) power cut that infuriated Owner & Co, heads have started rolling, hopefully just metaphorically.
By Muckracker Oct. 31, 2025

Gukurahundi outreach an unfolding disaster: Zapu

Gukurahundi remains one of Zimbabwe’s darkest chapters.  
By Sharon Sibindi Oct. 6, 2025

Opposition to Gukurahundi hearings secrecy escalates

Mnangagwa appointed traditional leaders to conduct the hearings in selected parts of Matabeleland away from the public eye.
By Sharon Sibindi Oct. 5, 2025

Gururahundi horrors: Families still living in limbo after 45 years

The Gukurahundi massacres stemmed from divisions of the Second Chimurenga, or Zimbabwe’s war for independence.  
By Tendai Marima Oct. 1, 2025

‘And women were raped’: Gukurahundi and the silence that screams

Presenting the information as is, though uncomfortable, facilitates the amplification and recognition of important issues in women’s wartime experiences of sexual violence.
By Sibonginkosi Moyo-mpofu Sep. 21, 2025