By UK Correspondent THIS year’s King Mzilikazi Day celebrations are set for Saturday in the quaint village of Wheaton Aston which, deep in the Staffordshire country-side. Located some 30 miles from Birmingham, Wheaton Aston, will host what is increasingly becoming an important African cultural festival in the UK since it was launched by volunteers in
By Staff Reporter ZIMBABWE Achievers Awards Australia will this year bounce back from a Covid-19 induced hiatus with a ceremony expected to be held in Sydney later this year. ZAA Australia celebrates strides and imprints by Zimbabweans living abroad. ZAA Australia Country Director Method Mukundu expressed his excitement as they break a three year ice. “It has been
People’s Post It’s been barely three weeks since beloved local Claremont waiter Raynold Matusa (37) was found murdered in Frederick Road, and already R74 000 has been raised to send his remains home to Zimbabwe. Such charitable contributions from the Claremont community were confirmed by Christina Gorrini, Matusa’s former employer and owner of Mama Roma
By Pat Taney |Toronto City News A Toronto man is looking for answers after he says he was never notified about his 58-year-old wife suddenly dying during a trip from Toronto to Zimbabwe. Fighting back tears in the living room of his Toronto home, Gordin Mapika recalls the evening of July 4, mainly the regrets he
ENGLAND: A 13-year-old Essex boy has made his debut appearance in hit sci-fi series Invasion. Raynon Kwaramba, who is of Zimbabwean heritage, plays the role of Natori, a young boy with special powers who can communicate with aliens. Invasion follows the story of a diverse group of characters across the globe as they struggle to
Cape Times Police have arrested 46 undocumented immigrants believed to be from Malawi and Zimbabwe, who were being transported allegedly to work on a farm in Piketberg. The arrests followed after authorities were alerted to a suspicious truck carrying about 67 people approaching Porterville from the direction of Paarl. Rural and Farmworkers Development Organisation executive
By UK Media ENGLAND: A Leicester man charged with child sex offences is wanted by police after breaching the terms of his bail. Tadiwanashe Dzikiti, 21, was charged on September 2 with one count of sexual assault of a child and three counts of sexual communication with a child following an incident on Cort Crescent
By Millie Bowles| KentOnline A heartbroken family have described a dad-of-two as “bubbly, outgoing and loving” following his tragic death more than seven months after a car crash. Emmanuel Gotora, 27, suffered catastrophic injuries when the vehicle he was driving hit a tree in Dane Valley Road, Margate, in January. He had been criticaly ill
By Stephen Norris | Daily Record A post-graduate student from Zimbabwe is enjoying his first time outside the country – among the people of the Glenkens. Natsani Brandon Dube will start a masters degree in statistical ecology at the University of St Andrews on Monday. He arrived in Scotland on August 9 and since then
News24 A Limpopo court has dismissed an application by two Zimbabwean parents for their children to have South African citizenship. The children were born in South Africa between 2010 and 2016. The court said the fact that the children were born in South Africa did not mean they had abandoned their parents’ country of birth.
People’s Post Two men, aged 34 and 61, will be remanded in custody pending their bail application on charges of being in possession of suspected stolen property and the murder of a “beloved” local waiter in Claremont, Raynold Mutasa (37), on Thursday 24 August. According to Claremont police’s Vispol Commander Lt Col Marnus Fourie, the two suspects
By Yorkshire Evening Post Emmanuel Nyabako, 19, was attacked in Chapeltown over the August Bank Holiday weekend. Officers were told at around 2am on Saturday August 26 that a man was being assaulted outside a property in Francis Street. They found Emmanuel with serious injuries and he was rushed to hospital, but he died a short
By UK Correspondent ZIMBABWEAN scientist, Dr Phylis Makurunje, is leading a team that is working on a nuclear system to power rockets at the Wales-based Bangor University Nuclear Futures Institute. The university is a major player in the quest to generate another way of producing energy and heat to sustain life on the Moon. A
By rug.nl The University of Groningen has been presenting the annual Alumnus of the Year- to an exceptional former student since 2009. The prize is ‘an expression of appreciation as well as encouragement’, says the University, ‘for a former student who has made an exceptional contribution to society, science, sports, or culture; who is an inspiration
By UK Correspondent One would think that a mega show featuring Zimbabwe heavyweights such as Jah Prayzah and Winky D along with South Africa’s Makhadzi could not possibly go wrong. And yet that is exactly what happened with the inaugural Africa Music Festival in Leicester at the weekend with Makhadzi and Jah Prayzah complaining before
By Agencies TOKYO – Keith Motsi is raving about the current state of the cocktail scene in Asia. “If you look everywhere around Asia, it’s going through the same boom that London and New York experienced 10 or 20 years ago,” enthuses the beverage director of Virtù, located in the Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Otemachi.
The Star A 43-year-old Zimbabwean national, Josephat Bayayi, was convicted and sentenced to 15 years of direct imprisonment for smuggling explosives. According to Hawks spokesperson Lieutenant-Colonel Matimba Maluleke, in July 2023 South African Revenue Service (Sars) personnel were busy scanning vehicles at Beitbridge port of entry when they noticed suspicious items that were loaded in
By UK Correspondent A SELL-OUT crowd is expected this Saturday at the Ezekiel Guti Conference Centre in the West Midlands for the much-awaited Free To Worship concert celebrating the late founder and leader of ZAOGA Forward In Faith International (FiF) ministry. Archbishop Guti’s widow Prophetess Eunor Guti is expected to attend the concert which will
News24 Ecstatic Zimbabweans left their country happy, saying the election process went smoothly. They left the Beitbridge border post and headed to various parts of South Africa, claiming they did the right thing. One first-time voter said he hoped his vote would bring prosperity and economic development. Some Zimbabweans were jubilant after casting their votes
By SABC News JOHANNESBURG – Zimbabwean nationals at the Beitbridge border post in Musina in Limpopo, have started making their way to their country ahead of the general elections. Zimbabwe will hold its general elections on Wednesday. Those at the Beitbridge border post have expressed mixed reactions about the elections. Others say they will not
