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Capetown. — At least 262 journalists have been jailed for doing their job around the world, and 66 of these, are in Africa — as of December 1, says a…
Zambia arrests 55 in riots over cholera control rules
LUSAKA. — Police in Zambia arrested 55 people in Lusaka after residents rioted over a curfew and ban on street vending imposed to control a cholera outbreak, the government said…
Editorial Comment: Talent alone won’t suffice for players
IN the week that Zimbabwe’s top players plying their trade in Europe and South Africa came under scrutiny for their failure to come out of their comfort zones and break…
3 city directors snub disciplinary hearings
Innocent Ruwende Senior Reporter Three Harare City Council directors boycotted disciplinary hearings this week and took council to court, arguing their suspensions were unlawful because they were without pay or benefits,…
Police name 6 crash victims
Samantha Chipoyera and Freeman Razemba Police have named six accident victims who died in two separate road accidents in Mbembesi and Glen Norah B earlier this week. In a statement, chief…
Mugwadi fined for culpable homicide
Lovemore Meya Court Correspondent Musician Tererai Mugwadi, who was convicted of culpable homicide after she was involved in an accident that killed one person was yesterday fined $250 by a Chitungwiza…
ED addresses Zimbabweans in Angola
Felex Share in LUANDA, Angola Government is identifying bottlenecks that have hindered economic growth in the past years and taking corrective measures, President Mnangagwa has said.
All set for President, traditional leaders indaba
Patrick Chitumba Midlands Bureau Chief All is set for the meeting between President Mnangagwa and the country’s traditional leaders, which will be held in Gweru today, Local Government, Public Works and…
Intwasa: Organisers got it right this time
By Sindiso Dube After a dismal edition of Bulawayo’s premium arts fiesta Intwasa Arts Festival KoBulawayo in September. The organisers who were under fire from fans and critics went back…
The statues of liberty
Tsitsi Ndabambi At the age of six in Bulawayo, Liberty Shuro had already discovered his talent and passion of working magic with his pencil. Those visual statues, where he would…