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School tuckshop row sparks Harare council dispute

Kwayedza High School in Highfield, Harare, has become the centre of controversy after permanent concrete tuckshops were built along its perimeter wall, raising

Published: 3 hrs ago | 83 | by Staff reporter

5 Zimbabweans shot dead at tuckshop in South Africa

Three of the five people shot dead outside a tuck shop in Jeffsville, Atteridgeville, Pretoria, on Wednesday were brothers from Zimbabwe, police have confirmed.The deceased Moyo brothers – Shein Moyo, Shelton Moyo, and Mike Nkala – were ki…

Published: 23 Jan 2026 at 17:29hrs | | by Staff reporter

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