I regret distrusting Tsvangirai :Mutasa
HARARE – In another ringing endorsement of opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai, former Presidential Affairs minister Didymus Mutasa says the MDC president was always.
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Grace wants to succeed Mugabe
President Robert Mugabe’s controversial wife, Grace, is gunning to succeed her nonagenarian husband as president, former Hurungwe West Member of Parliament, Temba Mliswa has.
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Deport Farm Grab GP: ZimVigil
LONDON – Activists from the Zimbabwe Vigil in London have called on the British government to expel Dr Sylvester Nyatsuro, a Zimbabwe-born black.
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UK: Social worker in trouble over racy texts to client, says ashamed of himself
by Belfast Telegraph A ZIMBABWEAN social worker asked a vulnerable Northern Ireland woman: “Does she look like me”, shortly after she gave birth,.
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Chihuri Eyes Ministerial Post
by TZN Correspondent POLICE Commissioner General Augustine Chihuri has been roped into the Zanu PF politics amid reports that he is pushing for.
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Grace confirms presidential bid
HARARE – President Robert Mugabe’s ominous warning to Zanu PF bigwigs on his return from the United Nations a fortnight ago, that no.
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UZ:No classes for Suspended students caught bonking
by TZN CORRESPONDENT The High Court of Zimbabwe recently refused to hear a case of two University of Zimbabwe (UZ) caught bonking around.
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Zesa switch off costs 500 jobs at Sable
By Zvamaida Murwira Zesa Holdings has switched off the country’s sole Ammonium Nitrate manufacturer, Sable Chemicals, rendering about 500 people jobless. Energy and.
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Grace donations looted
ZANU PF supporters and legislators in Manicaland yesterday claimed the bulk of goods donated by First Lady Grace Mugabe during her tour of.
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Threat to Press Freedom As Mugabe moots new laws to gag Zim media
Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe’s spokesperson has warned new laws will be brought in to deal with media houses who report on factions within.