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ESIDAKENI FARM SAGA: Plot against Obert Mpofu exposed

Obert Mpofu is a popular brand in Zimbabwean politics and media. Mpofu is a man who needs no introduction as he is a political heavyweight who has navigated his way through different political landscapes since the 1970s. Last week Obert Mp…

Published: 09 Nov 2021 at 09:54hrs | | by Nicholas Ncube

Sidney Malunga did not surrender his dignity

"......During the genocide years, Sidney Malunga was imprisoned, tortured and put on trial for treason. He was finally acquitted, in time to see his party absorbed by the 'new' ZANU-PF. He could have walked away, but instead he walked into…

Published: 30 Dec 2018 at 10:08hrs | | by Jacob: not real name

Remembering Sidney Malunga

TWENTY-four years ago on August 28 my father died. It was sudden, unexpected, shocking!BY SIPHOSAMI MALUNGAHe had endured and survived much suffering in his lifetime. He had struggled to liberate our country and gone on to be one of the fi…

Published: 23 Sep 2018 at 14:47hrs | | by Siphosami Malunga

Why army warning is omnious

Army press conferences are rare and ominous events in Zimbabwe. When the army calls a press conference in Zimbabwe, it is a serious matter and you better sit up and listen. When they did in November last year, former president Robert Mugab…

Published: 15 Jul 2018 at 17:20hrs | 4809 | by Siphosami Malunga

Kevin Sifiso Malinga Most Qualified to be SA Public Protector

I watched like many followers of democratic processes the selection of South Africa's public protector. An office that requires oversight of the various government functions.I came out of the viewing with the opinion that Mr. Malunga is th…

Published: 14 Aug 2016 at 14:26hrs | | by Ken Sibanda

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ESIDAKENI FARM SAGA: Plot against Obert Mpofu exposed

Sidney Malunga did not surrender his dignity

Remembering Sidney Malunga

Why army warning is omnious

Kevin Sifiso Malinga Most Qualified to be SA Public Protector

Former President Zuma and his golden begging bowl to Burkina Faso

ZACC clears Chivayo

Mnangagwa opens 2025 Chief's Conference

Police alarmed by surge in fatal beer-related disputes

Insiza tightens rules for mining operations

Missing boys found dead in dam

Demand for houses is rising in Bulawayo

ZRP dismisses former Assistant Inspector Mandizvidza

Zanu-PF accused of open vote buying in Nkulumane

Zimbabwean man arrested with 582 passports in South Africa

ZRP, VID top Zimbabwe's bribery index

Bindura suspected drug dealers in court after major bust

Homeground crowned champions of Guruve Pool League

Human Waste Dumped at AMH CEO's Office Doorstep

AMH Gambles US$40k as Journalists Go Unpaid

MISA Zimbabwe Condemns Shava's 'Media Gag' Ahead of Innovation Fair

NashTV announces shutdown

Why Section 95(2)(b) is not a term-limit provision requiring a referendum

Har­are's 'pseudo malls' spark safety fears

Matobo drops service charges to lure investors

Zimbabwe suspends import duty on fer­til­isers

Murder cases rock Bulawayo

Mthuli Ncube signals flexibility on gold royalty hike

MDC fires Shakespeare Mukoyi

Zanu-PF bans car gifts

Zimbabwe rolls out multi-billion-dollar overhaul of major highways

Magwizi's team wins stakeholder praise

Headmaster arrested over US$84,000 fraud

Zimbabwe targets US$25bn livestock sector by 2030

Mnangagwa distributes vehicles

The Mall of Zimbabwe set to be biggest retail investment

Zanu-PF bans car gifts

ZINARA Rolls Out Festive Season Waivers and Discounts for Motorists

Why Section 95(2)(b) is not a term-limit provision requiring a referendum

Murder cases rock Bulawayo

Zimbabwe's first 360-degree rotating restaurant in Harare

NashTV announces shutdown

Warriors' new AFCON kit sparks fan outrage

Har­are's 'pseudo malls' spark safety fears

Why Sweden closed embassies, cut aid to Zimbabwe and other countries

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Harare's 'pseudo malls' spark safety fears

Zimbabwe suspends import duty on fertilisers

Harare's 'pseudo malls' spark safety fears