Zuma trial postponed after lawyers challenge virtual hearing
JOHANNESBURG, South Africa – The long-running corruption trial of former South African President Jacob Zuma, who is currently serving a...
Day: 20 July 2021
Zimbabwe decrees Covid-19 vaccination for all civil servants
HARARE – Zimbabwe’s government on Tuesday ordered that all its workers should receive a Covid-19 vaccine and only 10 percent...
Nigerian megachurch fires 40 pastors for failing to generate enough income
One of Nigeria’s largest charismatic churches, the Living Faith Church International, popularly known as Winners Chapel, has fired about 40...
Diaspora inflows top US$1 billion
Zimbabwe’s Diaspora remittances jumped 58 percent last year, to about US$1 billion, a development that helped the country to cover...
Three alleged instigators of violent unrest arrested and expected in court this week
Police have confirmed that three people have been arrested for allegedly inciting recent violence, looting and riots which rocked KwaZulu-Natal...
“I can buy any car in this world,” says minister
YOUTH, Sport, and Recreation deputy minister Tinomudaishe Machakaire, has responded to media reports which identified him as the importer of...
Zim court orders Kazembe and Matanga to compensate Chinyerere again over brutal assault
HARARE Magistrate Victoria Mashamba has ordered Home Affairs and Cultural Heritage Minister Hon. Kazembe Kazembe and Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP)...
Goods looted in SA are being smuggled into Zimbabwe
SOUTH African security agents have reportedly confiscated several goods worth thousands of rand as smugglers attempted to move the loot...
Zanu PF denies plan to ban women from wearing mini-skirts
HARARE – Zimbabwe’s governing Zanu PF party on Monday denied social media reports that it was planning legislation to ban...
Two men arrested over seperate attempts to gain State House access
HARARE – Two Harare men allegedly posed as Central Intelligence Organisation (CIO) officers in a bid to gain entry into...
