Pensions row :UK demands £25m ex-Rhodies’ pot
British lawmakers are pressuring Zimbabwe to pay £25 million in pensions to its citizens who served as civil servants under Ian Smith’s colonial.
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Air Zimbabwe forced to reinstate jailed boss
HARARE – Troubled national airline Air Zimbabwe has been forced to re-instate its jailed Company Secretary Grace Pfumbidzayi, who is serving a seven-year.
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Missing RBZ billions keep Gono in trouble
by Staff Reporter FORMER Hurungwe West legislator Temba Mliswa is understood to be fighting to avoid paying the US$12,5 million his company, Saltlakes.
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Uebert Angel Eyes Hollywood
By Staff Reporter Like him or hate him Uebert Angel attracts controversy as much as great influence and power. Much recently the multimillionaire.
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Chiwenga ’s fight with ex-wife reaches Supreme Court
by Staff Reporter THE nasty fight between Zimbabwe National Army commander, General Constantine Chiwenga , and his ex-wife , Jocelyn Chiwenga (nee Mauchaza),.
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Zimbabwe charges farmer over killing of Cecil the lion
Zimbabwe has charged a second man in connection to the killing of Cecil the lion, but his name is not Walter Palmer. Prosecutors.
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Zimbabwean MPs approve bill to halt dismissals
Lower house of parliament approves bill making it harder to fire workers, after thousands are sacked following controversial Supreme Court ruling in July..
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God wants hubby to stay on: Grace Mugabe
Zimbabwe’s first lady says God wants her husband, President Robert Mugabe, to rule the country and is unimpressed by his challengers. Despite his old age, Grace Mugabe.
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Angry Chipanga Lays into Records Producer
OUTSPOKEN and talented sungura musician Hosiah Chipanga has expressed disgruntlement over the alleged non-payment of his royalties running into thousands of dollars by.
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ICC judges ordered to reconsider how Kenya cooperated in Kenyatta case
A panel of appeals judges at the International Criminal Court on Wednesday said trial judges would have to reconsider whether Kenya cooperated properly.