The Strait of Hormuz is open, oil prices have dropped – so why is Zimbabwe’s fuel still the most expensive?

The Strait of Hormuz is open, oil prices have dropped – so why is Zimbabwe’s fuel still the most expensive?

The parasites in Harare cannot stop sucking us dry.

Would Jesus have accepted a car from Mnangagwa?

Would Jesus have accepted a car from Mnangagwa?

As children, we were taught to ask: “What would Christ do?”

CAB3 passage sparks debate over Zimbabwe’s democratic future

CAB3 passage sparks debate over Zimbabwe’s democratic future

Zimbabwe’s Parliament has passed the contentious Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3 (CAB3), triggering renewed debate over whether the proposed changes will strengthen governance or erode democratic accountability.

Anti-migrant myths that have been allowed to fester in South Africa

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1.2.2012 10:01

Hat killer gets 18 years

Hat killer gets 18 years
A Gokwe man has been imprisoned for 18 years for killing his friend after a fight over a hat. Edmore Gambagamba (38) killed Nation Nyatsunga in...
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1.2.2012 10:00

$3,7m for KweKwe

The African Development Bank has pledged to unlock a $3,7 million facility to assist the KweKwe...
1.2.2012 9:56

Community radio vital

The government has been urged to license community radios that could play a key role in...
1.2.2012 9:54

Schools continue to send poor kids home

Authorities at schools such as Dimbe Primary in Marondera East Rural continue to defy government instructions...
1.2.2012 9:53

Junior officers elbowed out of ZRP school

Senior police officers here have been accused of trying to elbow juniors’ children out of the...
1.2.2012 9:48

Zanu (PF) seals off Mbare

The country’s oldest suburb, Mbare, has been taken over by criminal elements with links to Zanu...
1.2.2012 9:46

AIDS fraudsters at work

The National Aids Council has warned the public to be on the look out for individuals...
1.2.2012 9:45

Dog breeding success

An enterprising Esigodini man, Baron Dube, has established himself as a breeder of quality dogs including...
1.2.2012 9:12

Youth clubs leave youth stranded

With the majority of the city’s recreational centres being used by private colleges and churches, locals...
1.2.2012 9:00

Tanyanyiwa claws his way back

Former star goalkeeper, Tendai Tanyanyiwa, has been down in the dumps since leaving Bulawayo giants, Highlanders...
1.2.2012 8:58

Where are they now?

Many of our soccer players have failed to enjoy life after soccer, but not Mthandazo Sithole....
1.2.2012 8:55

Days of glory beckon for Midlands

Days of glory are beckoning for the Midlands Pool honours contest....
1.2.2012 8:54

Kapini confident that fortunes will revive

Amazulu captain Tapuwa Kapini is confident that the team can still finish in the top eight,...

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