LATEST : Chamisa abduction a road-rage incident
HARARE – The government has denied that the Central Intelligence Organisation or Military Intelligence had been involved in an incident on Saturday in.
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Mugabe ignored coup warnings: Jonathan Moyo
FORMER President Robert Mugabe was forewarned about the coup that would topple him from power, but distrusted those who warned him and believed.
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Nelson Chamisa escaped CIO abduction attempt
HARARE – The MDC says armed men believed to be Central Intelligence Organisation (CIO) operatives attempted to abduct party leader Nelson Chamisa as.
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General Chiwenga deployed August 1 killer soldiers : Judge
HARARE – Vice President Constantino Chiwenga in his capacity as Defence Minister, and not President Emmerson Mnangagwa, deployed soldiers who shot and killed.
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Mnangagwa ready to dish out 350 MP vehicles
Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube says the government is in the process of acquiring 350 vehicles for legislators and that what is left is.
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Mandiwanzira moans about his overnight detention in filthy Matapi cells
Former Minister of Information Communication Technology and Cyber Security, Supa Mandiwanzira has complained over his detention at Matapi police station in Mbare following.
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Mnangagwa Ally Wadyajena Drags Fuel Mogul Kuda Tangwirei to Court
PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa’s protégé and fuel mogul, Kudakwashe Tagwirei, has been slapped with a $3,6 million lawsuit for illegally using fuel trucks belonging.
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Supa Mandiwanzira Charged Over $5m Tender
HARARE – Former Information Communication Technology Minister Supa Mandiwanzira has been charged with two cases of corruption and will be appear before a.
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Ncube, Mutsvangwa gave me US$40k to smear RBZ directors: Mutumanje
HARARE – An internet anti-corruption crusade which had Zimbabweans gripped descended into a farce on Sunday when would-be whistle-blower Gerald Mutumanje admitted he.