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Farirai Machivenyika Senior Reporter National Assembly Speaker, Advocate Jacob Mudenda made history yesterday after addressing the plenary session of the State Duma Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation, where he…
Man shot in beer brawl
A beer brawl in Warren Park 1 last Wednesday saw a City of Harare employee racing to his car, grabbing his FN pistol and firing three shots at another man, hitting him in the neck and on the cheek, and then speeding off without rendering medical assistance or even leaving his name.
Talks observers stranded in UK with hotel bill to pay
LONDON. – Four members of the National Democratic Union of Zimbabwe Rhodesia who came to London 17 days ago as “unofficial observers” to the constitutional conference, are stranded here with a £600 hotel bill hanging over their heads.
Raza to feature for Chennai Braves
ZIMBABWE cricket star Sikandar Raza will feature for the Chennai Braves in the upcoming edition of the Abu Dhabi T10 League to be played in the United Arab Emirates later this year.
Activist pushes for sanctions removal
A PALESTINIAN activist, Cde Saleh Hijaz, has arrived in the country to seek for support against Israeli occupation and the lifting of sanctions against Zimbabwe.
ZETDC explains power outage
THE nationwide power outage experienced yesterday at around 10.26am was caused by a fault on the main grid line linking Kariba and Harare which then tripped out the rest of the grid.
Sanctions, insanity of praising Smith
Voices of anti-Zimbabwe reactionaries and bourgeoisie apologists are being daily amplified without facts to advance a very dangerous political and historical issue.
Police blitz targets illegal meat vendors
Police have launched an operation targeting illegal meat vendors in and around Harare to curb stock theft activities and the blitz has so far seen 231 people being arrested.
20 years in jail for vandalising Zesa transformer
TWO thieves from Chinhoyi and Bulawayo, have been jailed for stealing Zesa copper cables.
Is Eskom the one company wrecking SA’s economy?
In late June, the coldest part of the Southern Hemisphere winter, the power went out in South Africa. For as many as eight hours a day, right into early July,…