By Staff Reporter PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa and his peers in Africa have failed to read the mood of young...
MDC President Nelson Chamisa at Vimbai’s funeral
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Zimbabwe Dollar coming back, President Mnangagwa
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FRAUD ACCUSED GUDYANGA DOCKET DISAPPEARS
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Zimbabwe
By Mashonaland East Correspondent TAX collector, the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra), has raised alarm over a sharp increase in the smuggling of illegal brews from neighbouring Mozambique. Officials recently intercepted and impounded over 200 crates of various types of Mozambican beer at Nyamapanda Border Post in Mashonaland East province....
By Robert Tapfumaneyi OFFICIAL HIV/AIDS interventions need not target male gold artisanal miners...
By Anna Chibamu MDC leader Nelson Chamisa will not join President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s...
By Audience Mutema GOVERNMENT plans to craft a policy to regulate and find...
By Kwekwe Correspondent A 10 year-old labour dispute between the Redcliff Town Council...
Courts & Crime
By Mary Taruvinga A 25-year-old Chegutu man, Ideology Admire Hove killed his son by hanging him with a shoelace after a misunderstanding with his wife over infidelity allegations. Hove accused his wife Getrude of bedding other men and during the heated argument, the wife told him that the deceased...
By Mary Taruvinga THE fight between Independent Member of Parliament for Norton Temba...
By Mary Taruvinga A LOCAL car dealer has approached the High Court seeking...
By Mary Taruvinga THE Communications and Allied Industries Pension Fund (CAIPF), has issued...
By Mary Taruvinga INFORMATION ministry deputy minister, Energy Mutodi’s struggling company National Housing...
Trending
By Leopold Munhende A government sponsored land audit has revealed that former First Lady Grace Mugabe owns a massive 16 farms across Zimbabwe, President Emmerson Mnangagwa has said. Mnangagwa made the sensational revelation in his first live radio interview as President on a State run station Friday. “The audit...
By Costa Nkomo ETERNAL political foes, Nelson Chamisa and Thokozani Khupe came face-to-face...
By Idah Mhetu A planned send-off procession for the late opposition MDC MP...
By Staff Reporter SELF-styled street preacher and controversial cleric, Apostle Talent Chiwenga has...
By Staff Reporter CONTROVERSIAL street preacher Talent Chiwenga has been involved in a...
Business
By Anna Chibamu FEARS abound that the National Social Security Authority (NSSA) might not be able to process this month’s pension payouts after service provider of the payment platform (Paynet) used by banks to process transactions this week suspended services demanding payment in foreign currency, Newzimbabwe.com has learnt. In...
By Alois Vinga ILLICIT fuel dealing has significantly reduced after the Zimbabwe Revenue...
By Alois Vinga THE Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (POTRAZ), has hinted that...
By Alois Vinga LOCAL hotelier, the Rainbow Tourism Group Limited’s (RTG), has seen...
By Alois Vinga THE Deposit Protection Corporation (DPC) has maintained the 1:1 rate...
Showbiz, Arts & Culture
By Paidashe Mandivengerei RADIO and television personality and self styled ‘prophet’ Oscar Pambuka has sensationally claimed mbanje (cannabis) smoking is not a “sin”. The veteran broadcaster-turned ‘prophet’ was speaking in an interview with a local radio station. Pambuka, who has had his fair share of scandals, allegedly took marijuana...
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...
Channel24.co.za Singer Kelly Khumalo released an emotional statement following reports that implicate four...
By Leopold Munhende YOUTHS under the Vision 2030 Movement banner are working on...
Sports
By Sports Reporter TWO quick goals in as many minutes from Cameroonian forward Albert Eonde and a late free-kick by Never Tigere earned FC Platinum a 3-0 win over Bulawayo Chiefs at Luveve Stadium to return them to the top of the Castle Lager Premier Soccer League on Saturday at least...
By Sports Reporter ZIMBABWE’s fading football giants Dynamos and their perennial rivals Highlanders...
By Mary Taruvinga HIGH Court Judge, Justice Jesta Charehwa on Friday granted an...
By Sports Reporter FC PLATINUM coach Norman Mapeza has challenged his strikers to...
By Sports Reporter FORMER South Africa wing, Tonderai Chavhanga believes that Zimbabwe has...
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Health & Community
By Staff Reporter CHIMANIMANI- A group of farmers, from United States will be coming to Zimbabwe for a knowledge sharing project that will see local farmers benefitting through learning modern farming technology from their counterparts. This was revealed by US Ambassador to Zimbabwe, Brian Nichols during a tour of...
By Mary Taruvinga THE City of Harare, is seeking the High Court’s blessing...
By Staff Reporter Buhera: A Murambinda man was slapped to death by a...
By Staff Reporter HEADLANDS – An 11 months-old infant drowned in a 20...
By Staff Reporter AN angry Bindura resident has put up a fight to...
Africa & World
By BBC THE head of Sudan’s ruling military council, Lieutenant General Abdul Fattah al-Burhan, has met Eritrea’s President Isiaias Afwerki in the capital, Asmara. General Burhan is seeking to build up regional support for the military, which is under pressure to hand over to a civilian administration. Eritrea has...
By BBC A Kenyan MP has been charged with assault after allegedly slapping...
By AFP PARIS: The Notre-Dame cathedral in Paris will host its first mass on...
By BBC THOUSANDS of Venezuelans have rushed to cross into Peru in a...
BBC Nearly 100 people have been killed in an attack in a village...
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