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Columnist / Rutendo matinyarare

Whites want South Africa's township economy

South Africa has had Spaza shops controlled by foreigners for the better part of 30 years, and we never had food poisoning. But all of a sudden, now that white foreigners are building malls in the townships and ShopRite and Pick n Pay want…

Published: 14 Nov 2024 at 15:16hrs | 2 | by Rutendo Matinyarare

Innscor vs Rutendo Matinyarare takedown order judgement

Yesterday, we finally received the judgment from Judge Makume, following nine days of deliberations on Innscor's court application filed on August 20th, 2024, in which they sought a court order compelling me to remove articles and videos p…

Published: 29 Aug 2024 at 16:54hrs | | by Rutendo Matinyarare

Zimbabwe will never be ruled by traitors who called for Westerners to punish their people through sanctions

THE problem we have in Zimbabwe is we have a new generation of people who think they are educated and thus they don't acknowledge that Zimbabwe is a sacred country, nyika ine varidzi (a country with a creator and spiritual overseers).They …

Published: 17 Nov 2023 at 05:04hrs | | by Rutendo Matinyarare

South African media has failed to bring regime change in Zimbabwe

Over the past 22 years since sanctions were imposed on Zimbabwe, western governments have invested billions of dollars into South African white owned media, with the aim of discrediting Zanu-PF. This was intended to discourage people from …

Published: 29 Aug 2023 at 11:34hrs | | by Rutendo Matinyarare

Nevers Mumba's report on Zimbabwe election is invalid

SADC REPORT THAT FAILS TO DENOUNCE THE ILLEGAL SANCTIONS' IMPACT ON ELECTIONS IS INVALID.We acknowledge the SADC report concerning irregularities in the harmonized Zimbabwean elections.We also take note that the report was overseen by a Za…

Published: 25 Aug 2023 at 22:04hrs | | by Rutendo Matinyarare

Did war vets collapse Zimdollar?

I HEAR many Zimbabweans suggesting that Zimbabwe was driven to bankruptcy and the crash of the dollar by paying war veterans in 1997.However, this perception is wrong because Zimbabwe printed and paid $50 000 in local currency, to around 3…

Published: 03 Jun 2023 at 07:19hrs | | by Rutendo Matinyarare

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Columnist / Rutendo matinyarare

Whites want South Africa's township economy

Innscor vs Rutendo Matinyarare takedown order judgement

Zimbabwe will never be ruled by traitors who called for Westerners to punish their people through sanctions

South African media has failed to bring regime change in Zimbabwe

Nevers Mumba's report on Zimbabwe election is invalid

Did war vets collapse Zimdollar?

Open letter to Bulawayo City Council fathers

It's time to tackle the landlord menace

Will Kudakwashe Tagwirei sail this turbulent boat?

Police dismiss claims of prison escape, clarify suspect fled Plumtree Prison

Jonathan Moyo praises Retired General Sibanda for scandal-free 50-year military career

Honda Fit Driver Arrested for Murder in Ruwa; Masvingo Man Also Charged in Separate Case

Zimbabwe witnessing generation of millionaires making a difference: Chivayo

ZANU-PF's voyage dambuza breaks new ground in urban mobilisation

Drug dealer remanded after being caught with dagga on farm

Madziwa man remanded for allegedly raping own daughter

Jealous husband remanded for assaulting wife over cellphone dispute

Johane Marange congregant remanded over rape of teen girl

Transporters, passengers applaud Minister Mhona over festive breathalyser and speed camera rollout

Gold ore thief axes miner

Is oppression in Zimbabwe turning us into a violent nation?

Feared rapist Mathe escapes from Prison

ZRP intercepts truck smuggling pharmaceutical products into Zimbabwe

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ZANU-PF chooses silence over service, dumps Chief Hwenje

ZANU-PF chooses silence over service, dumps Chief Hwenje

Warriors struggles to beat Qatar

Warriors struggles to beat Qatar

Mnangagwa's diplomatic calling luring African leaders

Chimombe, Mpofu seek delay in sentencing

Econet pays ZiG4.3bn in taxes

UK cleric praises Zimbabweans' resilience

'Zimbabwean men are cowards'

Mnangagwa's 2030 divides CCC

Fatal bus crash along Masvingo-Beitbridge highway

Zanu-PF luring supporters with food hampers

It's time to tackle the landlord menace

'Amai Jukwa' undermined the authority of Mugabe

Chief Mutasa buried

Will Kudakwashe Tagwirei sail this turbulent boat?

Bosso relegation looms, Kaindu was better

Toddler dies in hot water accident

CCC is on track: Welshman Ncube is the president

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