Zuma dumps ANC for Umkhonto We Sizwe 
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Gas discovery, Zim’s economic game changer 
Chishawasha villagers’ application dismissed 
Beitbridge-Harare road contractors on track
Five Zimbabwean companies contracted to widen, rehabilitate and upgrade the Harare-Masvingo-Beitbridge highway are confident of completing all the roadworks and...
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Magafuli having the last laugh in his grave as Covid 17 PCR test fails
A scientist with a PhD in chemistry, President Magufuli abandoned Covid-19 testing after his own trials allegedly showed fruit juice...
British actress Newton calls for solidarity with Mamombe
British actress Thandiwe Newton, has thrown her weight behind the persecuted MDC Alliance MP Joanah Mamombe by calling upon international...
Njuzu, Hell Commander’s first child on the way
Model and socialite Monalisa ‘Njuzu’ Zulu and South African based businessman Trevor Mbizvo known as “The Hell Commander” are expecting...
Relatives of Gweru killer now targets of a revenge
Following last week’s horrific killings in Gweru, relatives of the alleged shooter, 35-year-old Peter Dube have revealed that they are...
Teachers need US dollars capacitation, not threats
Revolutionary greetings comrades. We hereby reiterate our long held view that incapacitated teachers do not eat threats. Gvt and Ministry...
Mutami sues Kazembe for US$50k for unlawful arrest
CONTROVERSIAL Zimbabwean socialite and businesswoman, Susan Mutami has slapped Home Affairs Minister Kazembe Kazembe with a US$50 000 claim for...
Corruption accused Mupfumira condemns corruption
Former Public Service minister Prisca Mupfumira has denounced corruption at the local and national level, describing graft as cancer that...
MP ‘forces’ Cottco To employ clerks without ‘O’ Level
DEPUTY Information Minister and Makonde MP Kindness Paradza has pressured the Cotton Company of Zimbabwe (Cottco) management to enlist the...
Gweru factory chimneys now discharging hymns, prayers
Religious organisations in Gweru, Zimbabwe’s third-largest city have converted factories into churches following two decades of deindustrialisation in the once...
