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Vendors should respect the law to preserve our capital city

Street vending is pervasive across the globe, particularly in the developing world like Zimbabwe. It provides an important source of earnings for the unemployed especially in the urban areas, as well as a source of relatively inexpensive g…

Published: 29 Sep 2016 at 10:38hrs | 3 | by Sparkleford Masiyambiri

Evan Mawarire what did you achieve then?

Pastor Evan Mawarire, what did you achieve by speaking publicly and foolishly against your country in the US recently at the United Nations General Assembly?You just made useless noise which only makes our situation worse off than ever bef…

Published: 27 Sep 2016 at 12:48hrs | | by Sparkleford Masiyambiri

Zimbabwe achieved total independence

Zimbabwean economy is a famous case study on the African continent for being natural, home grown and free from foreign manipulation as is the case with other nation states in the region. It is the only country which achieved both political…

Published: 07 Sep 2016 at 13:12hrs | 2 | by Sparkleford Masiyambiri

Mujuru Constitutional Democracy not protests rules Zimbabwe

It is heart-rending to hear that former Vice President Joice Mujuru's Zimbabwe People First (ZimPF) is deliberately unwilling to wait to take part in the next 2018 national elections as this appears too far for quenching their insatiable d…

Published: 06 Sep 2016 at 11:02hrs | 2 | by Sparkleford Masiyambiri

Mugabe condemns protestors for lacking common sense

President Robert Mugabe's condemnation of violent and destructive street protests by the opposition political parties under the National Electoral Reform Agenda (NERA) banner, calls for the application of common sense by the perpetrators a…

Published: 05 Sep 2016 at 10:31hrs | 2 | by Sparkleford Masiyambiri

Solar energy solving our long standing problems in Harare

The effort by the Harare City Council to establish solar powered street lights is a good development which is mitigating the shortage of electricity in the country. The status of the capital city was reduced alarmingly owing to darkness wh…

Published: 21 Jul 2016 at 13:48hrs | | by Sparkleford Masiyambiri

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Vendors should respect the law to preserve our capital city

Evan Mawarire what did you achieve then?

Zimbabwe achieved total independence

Mujuru Constitutional Democracy not protests rules Zimbabwe

Mugabe condemns protestors for lacking common sense

Solar energy solving our long standing problems in Harare

Charamba 'explains' the Catholic land saga

CIO boss Mangwanya, Minister Machakaire impersonated in Zimbabwe's Cross-Border fraud scheme

VP Chiwenga Applauds US$30 Million Orange Juicing Plant in Beitbridge

Man Jailed for Dagga Possession and Distribution

Mliswa takes aim at Charamba over handling of Geza protests

Chiefs raise alarm over resource extraction without community compensation

Harare prepaid water meter roll-out begins

Hopewell Chin’ono: Zimbabwe Is a Supermarket for South Africa

Mnangagwa's time 'running out'

The cartels running the Harare's transport system

Flooded rivers disrupt rural school attendance, government urged to act

Police launch manhunt for child kidnapper

Zimbabwe to introduce POS machines at police roadblocks

Zimbabwe's honest cop returns wallet with US$4,000

Zanu-PF activists invade school land, block road

Police crack down on illegal firearms as amnesty nears end

Lands officer of corruption in land allocations

Bodies of SA horror accident victims arrive at Beitbridge border post

Harare gives 7-day ultimatum to remove abandoned cars

3 dead, 18 injured in Harare-Mutare road head-on crash

Banks demand clarity on AI rules as compliance concerns grow

Woman found naked on in-laws' veranda

Man (42) impregnates minor (15) twice

Zimbabwe's statistics system crippled by antiquate laws

Chinese firm, Chief clash over mining rights

Gono not yet off the hook

Hunt for steel dries up Munyati river

Zimbabwean banks overcharging clients

Ministries defy Mnangagwa office's ban on looting

CIO bursts WhatsApp extortion web scam