Gwelo councillor fined $50 for abusing police

The Herald, July 7, 1979 GWELO city councillor and industrialist, Kenneth Winsor, whose liberal use of an abusive four-letter word to a chief inspector in the police, led to his…

Gwelo councillor fined $50 for abusing police

The Herald, July 7, 1979 GWELO city councillor and industrialist, Kenneth Winsor, whose liberal use of an abusive four-letter word to a chief inspector in the police, led to his…

Gwelo councillor fined $50 for abusing police

The Herald, July 7, 1979 GWELO city councillor and industrialist, Kenneth Winsor, whose liberal use of an abusive four-letter word to a chief inspector in the police, led to his…

Gwelo councillor fined $50 for abusing police

The Herald, July 7, 1979 GWELO city councillor and industrialist, Kenneth Winsor, whose liberal use of an abusive four-letter word to a chief inspector in the police, led to his…

2014 Chibuku Road To Fame winner set to release second album

Paul Pindani in CHINHOYI THE 2014 Chibuku Road To Fame winner, Issah Manzvimbo, is set to release his second album titled Hupenyu Ivhiri next week.

Indian press slams cricketers

NEW DELHI. — India’s media came down heavily on their star cricketers yesterday after England romped to a seven-wicket victory in the fifth Test, calling the bowlers too wayward and…

Indian press slams cricketers

NEW DELHI. — India’s media came down heavily on their star cricketers yesterday after England romped to a seven-wicket victory in the fifth Test, calling the bowlers too wayward and…

Indian press slams cricketers

NEW DELHI. — India’s media came down heavily on their star cricketers yesterday after England romped to a seven-wicket victory in the fifth Test, calling the bowlers too wayward and…

Indian press slams cricketers

NEW DELHI. — India’s media came down heavily on their star cricketers yesterday after England romped to a seven-wicket victory in the fifth Test, calling the bowlers too wayward and…

Indian press slams cricketers

NEW DELHI. — India’s media came down heavily on their star cricketers yesterday after England romped to a seven-wicket victory in the fifth Test, calling the bowlers too wayward and…

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