Dewa Mavhinga

By Brighton “Dhambros” Mutebuka “Shura Regore Riye Mukoma, Dewa Mavhinga Kwanzi Afa!” Warning – This Tribute Requires Huge Reserves Of Mental Stamina! How fragile the gift of life is! How jarring bereavement is! Fie on it! A gentle…
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"I had told Dewa to defer his visit to Zimbabwe, but he insisted that he would come. He told me that he was in the southern region visiting other countries including Mozambique," Chamisa said. "He inquired why I was stopping him from coming…
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Tendai Chabvuta: "Dewa! Wekwa Mavhinga, jinda guru rema dzimambwe, kuenda here kunge dova? Dewa kupfuura here kuita chiverevere mvura ye paruware? Kuti tonho, here kuita chando nekunopisa kudai?"
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Opposition MDC Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa has said he is saddened by the death of prominent Zimbabwean human rights advocate Dewa Mavhinga.
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Prominent Zimbabwean human rights activist Dewa Mavhinga who was the Southern Africa director for Human Rights Watch (HRW) has died from Covid-19 complications in South Africa, friends have confirmed to Nehanda Radio.
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High Court Judge Justice Edith Mushore on Wednesday ordered the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) to pay Z$4.3 million (US$53,557) to the family of Kelvin Tinashe Choto, 22, who was shot dead during protests over a sharp 130% increase in fuel…
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Human rights activists have condemned xenophobic attacks in South Africa, calling on the South African government to act before the violence spirals out of control.
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President Emmerson Mnangagwa is wasting money and time by hiring a United States (US) firm to help improve relations with Washington instead of implementing the necessary reforms that would enable the removal of sanctions, political…
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Just under 14 months after assuming power from former president Robert Mugabe’s rule, the new administration of President Emmerson Mnangagwa seems to have learnt nothing and forgotten nothing from the past.
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 As Zimbabwe hurtles towards into the New Year, the majority of the country’s population is bruised economically, socially and politically
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