Journalist Chin’ono Attacked Over Stolen Railway Line
The National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ) has furiously denied reports that thieves stole a section of rail from one of its railway lines..
Technology
Zimbabwe
Business
Kasukuwere breathes fire over farm invasion
FORMER Local Government minister Saviour Kasukuwere has accused State institutions of failing to enforce the country’s laws after a war veteran leader who.
Crime & Courts
Zimbabwe
Malaba crisis deepens
17 Supreme Court and Constitutional Court judges have appealed a High Court ruling that ended Luke Malaba’s time as a judge and Chief.
World News
Germany agrees to pay Namibia US$1,3bn for colonial genocide
BERLIN. — Germany yesterday formally recognised as genocide the crimes committed by its colonial troops at the beginning of the 20th century against.
World News
Zimbabwe
180 000 Zimbabweans Face Deportation From South Africa
Thousands of holders of the Zimbabwe Exemption Permit (ZEP) are living in uncertainty because the South African government has not yet indicated whether.
Main News
Politics
Mugabe reburial order outrageous and unlawful, says Madhuku
An order for the exhumation and reburial of former President Robert Mugabe issued by a traditional chief this week is “outrageous” and “defies.
Crime & Courts
Politics
Ex- Chief Justice Luke Malaba faces 6 months at Chikurubi Prison
Human rights lawyer Musa Kika filed an urgent High Court application on Tuesday seeking the arrest and jailing of Luke Malaba for contempt.
Politics
Mnangagwa hands over brand new Isuzu trucks to traditional chiefs
President Mnangagwa has today handed over 18 vehicles to traditional leaders as part of Government’s ongoing programme to ensure chiefs are mobile and.
Business
Zimbabwe
Genius “Ginimbi” Kadungure’s Memorial After Mausoleum
The late socialite and businessman Genius “Ginimbi” Kadungure’s family plans to build a mausoleum before they conduct a memorial service for him. Ginimbi’s.
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Entertainment
Prostitutes in Zimbabwe now accepts buckets of maize, cups of beans as payment for services
Prostitutes in Zimbabwe are now reportedly accepting buckets of maize and cups of beans as payment for their services. This special form of.