PREMIER Zimbabwean talk show, Tonight with Zororo (TWZ), is headed DStv and will make its debut on the continental satellite broadcaster’s new Zambezi Magic channel. The deal was confirmed at the Multi Choice Africa Content Showcase in Mauritius with Season
HARARE – Last week Bishop Noah Pashapa hit out a prosperity gospel preachers like Emmanuel Makandiwa accusing them of engaging “in superficial care and concern activities, whilst robbing from the poor and enriching themselves.” Gogo Miriam Pashapa receiving handouts from
by Andrew Kunambura FORMER higher and tertiary education minister Olivia Muchena was recently left homeless after a fire gutted her thatched farmhouse in Goromonzi, Mashonaland East, which she had only occupied for less than two months. After abandoning city life
Zanu PF top officials in Harare have been accused of using First Lady Grace Mugabe’s name to extort money from at least 10 housing co-operatives from the high-density suburb of Glen Norah. By XOLISANI NCUBE According to a letter written
Zanu-PF has suspended 87 members from holding any leadership positions within the party for two years, while two others were handed three-year suspensions after the Politburo upheld the recommendations of the National Disciplinary Committee. The latest suspensions were announced by
by Africa Moyo and Darlington Musarurwa AS Telecel Zimbabwe gasps for breath, a look at its 18-year history reveals intriguing political sub plots, obscene staff turnover and a curious reluctance to open up the company to broader participation of local investors,
HARARE – Telecel Zimbabwe (Telecel) licence cancellation by the country’s telecommunication regulator smacks of hypocrisy and Zanu PF-led government’s double standards when dealing with perceived political enemies, critics say. Those in the know claim that the decision by the Postal
by Mutumwa Mawere “One of the untold stories behind the recent actions against Telecel must be the Mujuru factor. The demise of VP Mujuru, who is generally perceived to be a silent shareholder of Telecel Zimbabwe, necessarily had to have
SHAREHOLDERS of the country’s third biggest mobile operator, Telecel, on Friday said they are ready to resolve the shareholding dispute involving Empowerment Corporation (EC) and have engaged various ministries to end the squabbles. Telecel has been caught up in a
HARARE businessman Phillip Chiyangwa has hit out at Leo Mugabe, telling the President’s nephew he was a dying horse and should rest in peace as the row over Telecel Zimbabwe escalates. Chiyangwa, by the way, is a cousin to President