Radio and television personality Ruvheneko Parirenyatwa says her departure from the privately-owned radio station, ZiFM, was largely “political”. the style interview By Winstone Antonio Ruvheneko Parirenyatwa That, however, will not affect her blooming career as she believes the sky is
THE ruling Zanu PF has entered into a secret arrangement with the Grain Millers’ Association of Zimbabwe (GMAZ) over a corrupt food-for-votes deal that will be rolled out ahead of the crucial 2018 general elections, it has surfaced. By Elias
RUVHENEKO Parirenyatwa, the former programmes manager at ZiFM Stereo, is hurt. While she may not necessarily be bitter that The Platform – a current affairs programme which she hosted well had to be taken away from her, she is gutted
Ruvheneko who has quit ZiFM says things went downhill for her when she was removed from hosting The Platform. “The bone of contention between ZiFM Stereo and I started last year. It’s really been spiralling to where we are today.
WORD of an exodus of DJs and presenters at the AB Communications owned ZiFM Stereo radio station has been coated with sweetness, but underneath the comments by the characters leaving the train is an army of disgruntled workers and alleged
GRAIN Millers Association of Zimbabwe chairperson, Tafadzwa Musarara, has filed a $200 000 lawsuit against ZiFM Stereo programmes manager Ruvheneko Parirenyatwa accusing her of defaming him. Read Also: Zanu PF apologist Tafadzwa Musarara refuses to pay child maintenance, demands paternity
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Harare pastor Evan Mawarire has revealed that he is in South Africa where he is meeting Zimbabweans based in that country, ending speculation that he was abducted after his historic court victory last Wednesday. Related stories: US, UK summon Evan
The Zimbabwean preacher behind last week’s ‘stay-away’ anti-government protests was ordered to report to police on Tuesday, the day before more planned mass action to force President Robert Mugabe to address a worsening economy. Evan Mawarire said he had been
Cleric seen as new national hero, launched ‘safe’ platform for everyone to vent their frustrations. A social movement this week successfully managed to shut down the capital Harare in a series of protests against bad governance from President Robert Mugabe‘s