Chiwenga Divorce Fight Takes New Twist
ACTING President Constantino Chiwenga yesterday vowed that his estranged wife, Marry, would not set foot at his Borrowdale residence, claiming she wanted to.
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Zimbabwe Doctors Stop Major Surgeries
Zimbabwe senior public hospital doctors have announced that they will no longer be performing complex surgeries on patients until medical equipment is availed.
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MDC Says Sorry After Its Overzealous Security Assaulted Journalist
THE opposition MDC led by Nelson Chamisa says it apologizes for the assault inflicted by its “overzealous” security on a journalist. In a.
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Zimbabwe Supreme Court Makes Landmark Ruling for all Debts Before February 2019
The Supreme Court has ruled that all debts incurred before the 22nd of February 2019 shall be settled in the local currency on.
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Zimbabwe Vice-President Chiwenga Says Ready for Fight with Ex-wife
ACTING President Constantino Chiwenga is itching for a showdown with estranged wife, Marry Mubaiwa, in court on Monday and has rejected an out-of-court.
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200 Zimbabweans Including a President Gather At Harare Airport to Welcome a New Air Zimbabwe Plane From Malaysia
Close to 200 people were waiting as the reception committee on the tarmac at Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport at 1250 yesterday, as.
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VIDEO: Chiwenga Refuses to Drink Champagne at Airport , Opted to Pouring the Drink On the Floor
The Acting President, recently expressed fear of witchcraft and is still smarting from treatment in China over a case of suspected poisoning, opted.
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Air Zimbabwe Receives A Second Plane from Malaysia for its 232 Employees
AIR ZIMBABWE which until Monday, had only one functional plane and 232 employees received a new Boeing B777 from Malaysia at an undisclosed.
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VP Chiwenga Explains Why State Enterprises Are Failing In Zimbabwe.
Vice President Constantino Chiwenga has once again blamed sanctions imposed on Zimbabwe as the chief cause why State-Owned Enterprises are underperforming and contributing.
