Grace Mugabe gets her own Rolls-Royce but keeps it in SA
Zimbabwe‘s First Lady Grace Mugabe appears bent on making South Africa her second home‚ having acquired assets worth at least R70-million in a.
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Tsvangirai’s family calls for him to step down on health grounds: Report
MDC-T leader, Morgan Tsvangirai was released from hospital on Sunday and is expected in the country soon amid mounting calls for him to.
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Kwesé TV returns in Zimbabwe
African pay-television broadcaster Kwesé TV has returned to Zimbabwean screens following the latest court ruling over the legality of the service. Kwesé TV.
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Celtic starlet Kundai Benyu pledges international future to Zimbabwe over England
SCOTLAND: Celtic starlet Kundai Benyu has pledged his international future to Zimbabwe. The 19-year-old was snapped up on a four-year deal this summer.
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Grace Mugabe Used Underwear Report Lands Journalist In Trouble
A MUTARE based journalist been arrested over a report claiming that First Lady Grace Mugabe donated used underwear to Zanu PF supporters in.
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Cleaning up Zimbabwe with a styrofoam ban
Cleaning up Zimbabwe with a styrofoam ban Styrofoam pollution is a serious problem in Zimbabwe. The government is set to ban the ubiquitous.
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5 feared dead in Zvishavane accident
At least 5 people are feared dead after a Toyota Granvia which they were travelling in was involved in an accident with a.
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Man Loses Penis, Girlfriend, After Botched Circumcision
Mthatha, South Africa – Abulele Zengazi of Qumbu village near Mthatha says that he went to initiation school looking forward to becoming a.
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Wife grants husband permission to see mistresses
Harare magistrate Tatenda Sharon Chipanga recently ruled in favour of a Harare woman, Dorothy Chari, who approached the court seeking a peace order.
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Reflections on tribalism in Zimbabwe
OVER a 1000 years ago three of my distant relatives who were tribal leaders on the Scottish Border with England, were taken prisoner.