Gays running Mugabe’s government, claims Mliswa
PRESIDENT Robert Mugabe might as well declare Zimbabwe a gay republic so his cash-strapped administration can benefit from millions of dollars the gay movement.
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Baba Jukwa suspects freed
SUNDAY MAIL editor Edmund Kudzayi and his brother Philip, accused of attempting to subvert a constitutionally-elected government through a Facebook character Baba Jukwa,.
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Mudede warns marriage officers
Several churches and marriage officers face a ban from solemnising marriages if they continue to disregard laid-down procedures, Registrar-General Mr Tobaiwa Mudede has.
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SA gives Zimbabwean Immigrants Lifeline
SOUTH Africa has reportedly given Zimbabweans whose applications for work and business permits were turned down to appeal the decision, giving a lifeline.
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Paul Mangwana loses more than $100 000
FORMER Cabinet Minister Paul Mangwana lost over $100 000 to a business partner who withdrew money from their company’s account without his knowledge,.
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Trouble for Mnangagwa As Succession Battle Escalates
HARARE – The simmering war between Vice President Emmerson Mnangagwa and Zanu PF hawks who are referred to as the Gang of Four.
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Grace Mugabe Wins Farming Award
The Grace Mugabe Foundation, which owns land in Mazowe, has won this year’s Land Reform Top Producers Field Tours award. The accolade is.
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Blatter: I’m Not Quitting
Sepp Blatter has refused to resign as Fifa president following a request from Uefa chief Michel Platini. The 79-year-old Swiss held an emergency.
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Akon says singing has given him a platform to promote Africa
GRAMMY nominated hip-hop artist Akon says being a successful entertainer has given him a platform to pursue his dream of helping Africa grow.
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UN says poor economic policies cause of Zim poverty
THE United Nations says lack of clear economic policies which attract relevant investment needed for development is responsible for Zimbabwe’s failure to reduce.