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Tadious Manyepo-Arts Reporter ALICK Macheso’s new album ‘Kupa Kuturika’ has sharply divided opinion. Some of his fans still want to hear the Orchestra Mberikwazvo leader sounding the same way he…
Tyla bags five Samas nominations
Grammy winner Tyla leads the nomination pack for the 30th annual SA Music Awards (Samas) with five nods. The nominations were revealed this morning at Gallagher Convention Centre in Midrand…
Man fined for supplying false information to police
Crime Reporter A 34-year-old Glen View man who masqueraded as a police officer was arrested for giving a false name, identification number, and home address to the police.
Notorious Midlands gangsters jailed 96 years for murder
Crime Reporter THREE notorious Midlands machete-wielding gangsters who have been terrorising residents in and around Gokwe have been jailed for a total of 96 years for murder.
VP Chiwenga set to officially open Nyanga school
Mukudzei Chingwere in Nyanga Vice President Dr Constantino Chiwenga is set to officially open the Regina Coeli Primary School in Nyanga today.
Masvingo surgeon acquitted over botched surgery
George Maponga in Masvingo A Masvingo court has acquitted Masvingo Provincial Hospital Medical Superintendent Dr Noel Zulu who was facing culpable homicide charges after he allegedly left an abdominal swab…
President Mnangagwa addresses UNGA
Victoria Ruzvidzo in New York, USA early this morning addressed the United Nations General Assembly as he called for collective action in building an inclusive, just and sustainable world anchored…
Attacks on the economy unacceptable: President…Govt to protect ordinary citizens from greedy businesses
GOVERNMENT will open up pathways for sustainable economic growth as it moves to protect its people against acts of economic sabotage, speculative and counter-productive tendencies by those who thrive on greed and profiteering, President Mnangagwa has said.
City fails to account for US$105m
HARARE City Council has reportedly lost track of trade and other payables totalling more than US$105 million, as the ongoing inquiry into the city’s operations continues to expose a web of financial mismanagement.
‘We’re committed to zero starvation policy’
GOVERNMENT is committed to ensuring that no one starves nor dies of hunger in the wake of the El Nino-induced drought, with measures in place to expedite the distribution of food to all corners of the country, President Mnangagwa has said.