UK-based singer back to promote album
UNITED Kingdom-based Zimbabwean upcoming gospel musician Rhodha Tongogara, who is in the country to promote her second seven-track album Ndisimbiseiwo, has engaged local.
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Makarau Admits Anomalies On Voters’ Roll
HARARE – The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) has discovered anomalies on the voters’ roll , says the commission’s chairperson Rita Makarau. Mugabe apologists: ZEC.
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Mnangagwa admits to shooting dead rioting prisoners
VICE PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa has admitted that the five prison inmates who met their death during last week’s ill-fated Chikurubi prison rioting over.
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Mugabe holds Ghanaian Diplomatic Passport:Lawyer
Staff Reporter A top Ghanaian Legal practitioner Yoni Kulendi has  revealed that president Robert Mugabe  holds Ghana’s diplomatic passport. According to Kulendi ,.
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Elevator at CIO building crashes injuring 3 people
HARARE – An elevator at Chaminuka Building, the home of the notorious Central Intelligence Organisation (CIO), crashed from the 9th floor to the basement.
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UZ Re-opens
THE University of Zimbabwe, forced to shut down following unrest over food and poor conditions of learning, Wednesday made a volte face and.
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Biti: Zanu PF, MDC-T working together
EXPELLED Harare East MP Tendai Biti has said he has evidence to show that ZANU PF and the MDC-T national assembly members are.
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Bona Now Personal Assistant To President Mugabe As He Battles Memory Loss
President Robert Mugabe’s daughter, Bona is now his personal assistant as he struggles with memory loss, theZimbabwenewslive.com can reveal. This followed national outrage.
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Joice Mujuru Disowns Facebook profiles
FORMER vice president Joice Mujuru has distanced herself from the shadowy Facebook characters purporting to be her and issuing statements that do not.
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SA: Students throw excrement at Rhodes statue, demand its removal
One of Africa’s leading universities is in tumult over a statue. Last week, protesters at South Africa’s University of Cape Town tossed excrement.