MASVINGO – The festive season ended tragically for two Zaka brothers who were stabbed and had their car burnt to ashes on December 26, 2023, by unprovoked drunk villagers. Lloyd Madzvova (40) and his young brother Tichaona Madzvova (36) were
An undocumented Zimbabwean in South Africa who scooped over R8.2m (USD$526 000) in Lottery winnings lost the money after being conned by a friend who pledged to receive the money on his behalf because he did not have a South
A large number of Zimbabweans were on Friday burnt beyond recognition when a bus collided with a fuel tanker in the country’s Manicaland province, according to the state-controlled Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation (ZBC). The ZBC reports that the bus belonging to
Comedienne Mai Titi, real name Felistas Murata, has hogged the limelight after her husband Tinashe Maphosa paid lobola. Congratulatory messages have been pouring in for Mai Titi on her Facebook page. “Congratulations Mr Maphosa and Mrs Maphosa Lobola has been paid …munodarisa
Fuel shortages are getting worse in Zimbabwe due to maintenance work under way in neighbouring Mozambique, the Information and Publicity Secretary Nick Mangwana has said. “There has been a disruption in the fuel supply chain due to a scheduled maintenance
One of President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s twin sons has been spotted driving an expensive Rolls Royce. Pictures emerged on Sunday of Sean Mnangagwa – a soldier – apparently collecting the expensive vehicle from a bonded warehouse at the Boka Tobacco Auction
The first batch of 50 Zimbabweans who are being deported from the United Kingdom expected in the country tomorrow. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Trade, Dr Frederick Shava said an initial group of 50 will be arriving in
ZIMBABWEAN midfield maestro Marvelous Nakamba is making the most of his career in the lucrative English Premier League after it emerged that he is constructing a multimillion dollar castle in Bulawayo. According to documents in the possession of this publication,
The High Court has nullified the multi-million dollar transaction in which the National Social Security Authority (NSSA) blindly purchased 526 hectares of land in Chegutu from businessman Phillip Chiyangwa using pensioners’ money, saying due process was not followed.US$3.5 million of
Prostitutes in Zimbabwe are now reportedly accepting buckets of maize and cups of beans as payment for their services. This special form of trade by barter is reportedly being utilised by the sex workers in the Dema Growth Point region