adminNyagura to leave UZ: Council
SUSPENDED University of Zimbabwe (UZ) Vice Chancellor Professor Levi Nyagura is set to leave the institution at the end of this year and the hunt for his successor has already started.Prof Nyagura is embroiled in a legal battle following accusations that he illegally awarded former First Lady Grace Mugabe a PhD. In an interview, UZ Council chairman Dr Anxious Masuka confirmed that Prof Nyagura was expected to leave the institution at the end of the year when his contract expires.
President appoints 15 new ambassadors
President Mnangagwa has appointed 15 new ambassadors drawn from different sectors to replace those who have died, been recalled or retired. The list of the ambassadors-designate includes five service chiefs, who were recently retired from the Zimbabwe Defence Forces (ZDF), to take up diplomatic posts.
Chiadzwa diamond heist: Pair arrested
A gang of suspected robbers on Monday morning sneaked into Zimbabwe Consolidated Diamond Company’s (ZCDC) operating areas in Chiadzwa and entered a pit with ore that had just been exposed. Police have since arrested two suspects. Secretary for Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Mr Nick Mangwana said investigations were still in progress to ascertain if anything was stolen.
Another chance for Mutuma
Raymond Jaravaza BRING on the magic! Journeyman Roderick “The Prince” Mutuma was the life saver for his new club FC Saint-Eloi Lupopo in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) when…
Rwanda: From genocide to role model, and Zim’s friend
Twenty-five years ago, Rwanda marked itself as a bloody blot on the world map as between 800 000 and one million tribal Tutsis and moderate Hutus were killed by extremists in just over 100 days. The incident infamously exposed how the world, including big powers and the United Nations (UN), were either silent or complicit in the carnage, with the UN — only in 2003 — owning up and declaring April 7 as the “International Day of Reflection on the Genocide in Rwanda”.
Firms swindle Tsholotsho RDC. . . Two companies owe Tsholotsho Rural District Council $100k
Danisa Masuku POVERTY is the primary social problem faced by the rural communities of Tsholotsho District despite vast natural resource riches being exploited by various companies failing to pay royalties…
State seeks to rescind Supa’s acquittal
The State is seeking to petition the High Court for a rescission of the judgment acquitting former minister Supa Mandiwanzira of criminal abuse of office charges that was delivered on Wednesday. The decision was granted in default after all the listed respondents — trial magistrate Mr Elijah Makomo, Prosecutor-General Mr Kumbirai Hodzi and the National Prosecuting Authority — failed to make representations on the matter.
Tsikamutandas in monkey business
Zibusiso Moyo/Khahliso Ncube “WE have become the talk of the village because of the mysterious monkeys found by these prophets,” said Lethiwe Ncube. Ncube is the granddaughter of Edna Tshuma,…
Ongororo yezvirimwa, zvipfuyo yakaitwa
HURUMENDE inoti yakaita ongororo yezvirimwa pamwe nezvipfuyo munyika yose nechinangwa chekuti inge ichiona mamiriro ezvinhu.
All set for A-list party
All is set for Solomon’s Lifestyle Café in Glen View, Harare, relaunch party tonight dubbed ‘Refusion Xperience which will see top local celebrities and socialites attending.