Harare-Bound Bus Rams Stationary Lorry, Two Dead

Harare-Bound Bus Rams Stationary Lorry, Two Dead

Two people died, and five others were injured when a Harare-bound Yutong bus crashed into a stationary lorry at the 195-kilometre peg along the Harare-Masvingo Road on Monday, 22 June.

Econet explains how Smart4U bundles work, clarifies Fair Usage Policy

Econet explains how Smart4U bundles work, clarifies Fair Usage Policy

Econet Wireless Zimbabwe says it has reviewed its Smart4U bundle offering as part of ongoing efforts to align the popular product with changing customer needs and usage patterns, while at the same time clarifying how the product works.

Guard acquitted of murder after illegal miner shot dead at Inyathi mine

Guard acquitted of murder after illegal miner shot dead at Inyathi mine

Fatal shot fired after mine overrun by over 50 gold panners

Senate passes constitutional amendments to extend Mnangagwa’s term

Senate passes constitutional amendments to extend Mnangagwa’s term

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Mahere Condemns Arrest Of Chiredzi Man Who Slammed Demolition Of Vending Stalls In Viral Video

Mahere Condemns Arrest Of Chiredzi Man Who Slammed Demolition Of Vending Stalls In Viral Video

Lawyer and former MP Fadzayi Mahere has condemned the arrest of Tafadzwa Matanhuse, a Chiredzi resident detained after he criticised the destruction of vending stalls in the town by local authorities.

2.9.2011 14:01

Modelling reduces HIV stigma

A local civil society here has conducted a modelling concert for community members living with HIV to reduce stigmatisation in the society....
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2.9.2011 13:58

PM visits bomb blast survivor

Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai on Wednesday visited a Zimbabwe national working for the United Nations who...
2.9.2011 13:45

Corruption in health sector a “demon”

The culture of corruption and greediness has impacted the efforts by donors and government to resuscitate...
2.9.2011 13:42

Political interference in council operations

Political interference into the operations of the local authority by some politicians in Zanu (PF) is...
2.9.2011 13:41

No pay checks for MDC

Councillors in some parts of Bindura have not been receiving payment from the Zanu (PF) headed...
2.9.2011 13:38

Villagers pay ‘protection’ fees

The Centre for Research and Development has reported an escalation in levels of political violence in...
2.9.2011 13:37

Children suffer at orphanage

Life for children at Shearley Cripps orphanage is due to change following threats by Bishop Nolbert...
2.9.2011 13:33

Bill payers to boycott

The Zimbabwe Electricity Supply Authority, which is under fire from residents for the unilateral hike of...
2.9.2011 13:27

Young women won’t vote

The violence surrounding election periods is deterring young women from registering to vote as parents fear...
2.9.2011 13:19

Main Street renamed

Main Street will be renamed Joshua Mqabuko Nkomo soon after the completion of the late Vice-President’s...
2.9.2011 13:15

Solidarity among resettled farmers

Solidarity and a spirit of togetherness among beneficiaries of the Zanu (PF) sponsored land reform programme...
2.9.2011 13:13

Mujuru wanted an educated army

The late Army General, Solomon Mujuru, wanted an educated and professional army, senior army officials have...
2.9.2011 13:08

US$13b needed for energy sector: WB

Zimbabwe needs US$13 billion to revive its dilapidated energy sector, but is still a "long way"...

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