By Staff Reporter PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa left Harare late Tuesday afternoon heading to neighbouring Mozambique to attend the US...
MDC President Nelson Chamisa at Vimbai’s funeral
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Zimbabwe Dollar coming back, President Mnangagwa
ZIMBABWEANS ON STAYAWAY, ZUPCO BUSES
FRAUD ACCUSED GUDYANGA DOCKET DISAPPEARS
Former Accountant speaks on Zimbabwe's Economic Crisis
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Zimbabwe
By Anna Chibamu PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa has struck the right tone as regards what needs to be done in order to return Zimbabwe to the international fold but there is little in terms of action to back this especially around the issue of human rights, outspoken Independent Norton MP...
By Alois Vinga ZIMBABWE is among the world’s 10 worst countries for employees,...
By Bulawayo Correspondent SECESSIONIST group, Mthwakazi Republic Party (MRP), has claimed it has...
By Robert Tapfumaneyi LACK of adequate infrastructure has forced hundreds of students at...
By Staff Reporter FORMER Deputy Home Affairs Minister Obedingwa Mguni reportedly collapsed and...
Courts & Crime
By Mary Taruvinga IN a surprising turn of events, the State has denied confiscating former Local Government Minister Ignatius Chombo’s passport but admits it is in the hands of the Clerk of Court. Chombo who is facing several charges related to corruption and abuse of office was last month...
By Mary Taruvinga EXILED former cabinet minister, Saviour Kasukuwere’s plush Vumba home could...
By Mary Taruvinga CONCERTED efforts by jailed cleric, Robert Martin Gumbura and his...
By Mary Taruvinga A 25-year-old Chegutu man, Ideology Admire Hove killed his son...
By Mary Taruvinga THE fight between Independent Member of Parliament for Norton Temba...
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By Mary Taruvinga ONE of the victims who survived last year’s army shootings on August 1, Andy Manyeruke is demanding US$23 000 damages from the Zimbabwe National Army for the pain he endured. The army was accused of shooting dead six protestors after a group or pro-opposition supporters went...
By Kenya Talk POPULAR American activist, Candace Owen has admitted that she discovered...
By BBC Egypt’s former President Mohammed Morsi, who was ousted by the army...
By EU Today Nearly two decades after the European Union imposed sanctions on...
By BBC An internet blackout affecting many parts of Ethiopia is now in...
Business
By Matabeleland North Correspondent ZIMBABWE needs to adopt adopt cyber currency to solve its monetary problems which have seen prices souring beyond reach of many, a Zambian tax expert has said. The country continues to be haunted by foreign currency shortages, exacerbated by stunted industrial production and a failure...
By Alois Vinga TELECOMMUNICATION mogul, Strive Masiyiwa’s Econet Group’s subsidiary, Cassava Smartech and...
By Alois Vinga ZIMBABWE’s inflation figures for May have broken a decade old...
By Staff Reporter THE Grain Millers Association of Zimbabwe (GMAZ) reports that wheat...
By Alois Vinga ILLICIT fuel dealing has significantly reduced after the Zimbabwe Revenue...
Showbiz, Arts & Culture
By Paidashe Mandivengerei SOUTH African based Zimbabwean born sommelier, Tongai Dhafana has cried foul over how the government overlooks the wine making industry. The renowned wine maker encouraged the Ministry of Tourism ministries to emulate their South African counterparts who invest in wine knowledge. Dhafana told New Zimbabwe.com in...
Wonderwall.com With nearly 14 million Instagram followers and a pretty much daily posting...
By Paidashe Mandivengerei RADIO and television personality and self styled ‘prophet’ Oscar Pambuka...
By Paidashe Mandivengerei ZIMBABWEAN musician and The Voice USA contestant, Brian Nhira has...
Channel24 After proposing to her bae Ntobeko Linda in May, Zodwa Wabantu has...
Sports
By BBC FORMER Uefa president Michel Platini is being questioned by French anti-corruption investigators over the awarding of the 2022 World Cup to Qatar. Platini, 63, was head of European football’s governing body until being banned in 2015 for ethics breaches. The former France midfielder and three-time Ballon d’Or...
By AFP CAIRO – The Africa Cup of Nations is set to kick...
By Tinashe Mukono, UK The diaspora based Team Zimbabwe UK has been responsible...
By Sports Reporter ENGLISH Championship side, Charlton Athletic have confirmed the signing of...
By Sports Reporter STRUGGLING Bulawayo giants Highlanders claimed the bragging rights for the...
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Health & Community
By Staff Reporter A Chimanimani man, who purported to be a victim of tropical Cyclone Idai, was arrested after he produced stolen academic certificates and tried to use them to secure employment and humanitarian assistance. Tawanda Sigauke (21) appeared before Mutare magistrate Tendai Mahwe facing charges of “possession of...
By Robert Tapfumaneyi THE cotton marketing season’s rich pickings every year, brings with...
By Robert Tapfumaneyi ONE of two Fichani twins, who in 2006 caused a...
By Staff Reporter CHIMANIMANI- A group of farmers, from United States will be...
By Mary Taruvinga THE City of Harare, is seeking the High Court’s blessing...
Africa & World
By Aljazeera A human rights group says the Egyptian government bears responsibility for the death of former Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi, amid pressing international demands for a fair and transparent investigation into the circumstances surrounding his final hours. According to authorities, the first democratically elected president in Egypt‘s modern history...
By AFP THE United States will start removing “millions” of illegal migrants next...
By AFP THE six Conservatives vying to become Britain’s prime minister face off...
By BBC ARGENTINA is investigating what caused a massive power cut that hit...
By EU Today Nearly two decades after the European Union imposed sanctions on...
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