Journalists splashed Foster Dongozi’s death on Social Media before family knew
LATE veteran journalist and union leader Foster Dongozi’s family is up in arms with local media for splashing news about their departed colleague’s.
Business
World News
15 dead in delays at South Africa-Zimbabwe border
 At least 15 people have died in recent weeks on the South African side of the Beitbridge border with Zimbabwe in lengthy queues.
Sports
Jesus tests positive for COVID-19 on Christmas Day
Two staff members also test positive; Manchester City host Newcastle on Boxing Day in Premier League; Kyle Walker and Gabriel Jesus face 10-day.
Sports
Zimbabwe-born named new Rugby Australia boss
ZIMBABWE-BORN former Wales international Andy Marinos has been appointed Rugby Australia chief executive, replacing Raelene Castle who resigned from the role in April.
Crime & Courts
UK:Zimbabwean rapist tied up victim for two hours and told her to make ‘goodbye message’ for her mum
Zimbabwe police hunt ‘Facebook rapist’ after woman attacked on blind date in Harare, left with STI 20 Zimbabwean Serial Rapists In United Kingdom.
Articles
Mugabe’s 1400 Cattle Missing From Farm
Villagers, illegal gold panners (makozokoza), and workers employed at former President Robert Mugabe’s Gushungo Dairy farm in Mazowe are reportedly slaughtering cattle belonging.
World News
Zim woman, two kids drown after boat capsizes while illegally crossing into SA
A Zimbabwean woman is reported to have drowned in the crocodile-infested Limpopo River together with her 2 children on Monday while attempting to.
Business
Blow for Mnangagwa as ZIMRA boss quits for IMF
Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra) Commissioner General, Ms Faith Mazani, has been reappointed to a yet to be revealed role at the International Monetary.
World News
UK offers to vaccinate 3 million Zimbabweans against Covid-19
THE United Kingdom has offered to vaccinate 20 percent (about three million) of Zimbabwe’s population against the Covid-19 pandemic when their Comvax vaccine.
Business
Technology
Biometric verification reveals 10 000 ghost workers on Zimbabwe public payroll
The use of biometrics to identify ‘ghosts’ receiving fraudulent payments in Africa continues, with Zimbabwe excising at least 10,000 ghost workers from the public payroll.