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Bid to sell Zimbabwe game park for US$2,5 million backfires

A man has been implicated in a $2.5 million fraud case involving an alleged scheme to sell a game park in Masvingo without authorization.Samuel Mvurume appeared before Harare magistrate Marewanazvo Gofa but was not asked to plead. He is ac…

Published: 13 Jun 2025 at 06:28hrs | | by Staff reporter

Tongaat Hulett to sell Zimbabwe operations in ZAR5.9 billion deal

South African agriculture and agri-processing giant, Tongaat Hulett Limited (THL), has announced its decision to offload its Zimbabwe operations to the Vision Group, a South African investment consortium, in a deal valued at ZAR5.9 billion…

Published: 29 Dec 2024 at 08:49hrs | 1125 | by Staff reporter

Zimbabwe permits resettled farmers to sell land

Zimbabwe's government announced a major shift to its land policy on Tuesday, allowing beneficiaries of its land reforms to sell or transfer their farms - but only to "indigenous Zimbabweans."Ministers speaking after a meeting of the cabine…

Published: 08 Oct 2024 at 19:46hrs | | by Staff reporter

Shameless, unpatriotic citizens sell out Zimbabwe in UK

AS President Mnangagwa prepares to visit the United Kingdom in a trip which will see him gracing the Kingdom of Scotland, Zimbabweans are in high morale hoping to see their leader as he lifts the national flag high. Many Presidents will co…

Published: 25 Sep 2021 at 06:01hrs | | by Dr Masimba Mavaza

Service station besieged for refusing to sell fuel

A fuel station owner in Gweru had to scurry for cover as motorists were baying for his blood for refusing to sell fuel barely an hour after a tanker offloaded at his filling station. In an incident witnessed by this publication last Friday…

Published: 21 Jan 2019 at 08:15hrs | 1 | by Staff reporter

How can Britain be so stupid, sell arms to despots then bleat about democracy

The most shaming picture to have been published in a newspaper for some time appeared in yesterdayâˆšÂ¢â€šÃ‡Â¨â€šÃ‘Â¢s Mail. It showed a British-made armoured personnel carrier speeding past Libyan demonstrators. Perhaps you will think tha…

Published: 24 Feb 2011 at 13:31hrs | 2 | by Stephen Glover

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Bid to sell Zimbabwe game park for US$2,5 million backfires

Tongaat Hulett to sell Zimbabwe operations in ZAR5.9 billion deal

Zimbabwe permits resettled farmers to sell land

Shameless, unpatriotic citizens sell out Zimbabwe in UK

Service station besieged for refusing to sell fuel

How can Britain be so stupid, sell arms to despots then bleat about democracy

MISA Zimbabwe raises alarm over surge in AI-facilitated abuse of female journalists

Muswere Urges Citizens to Unite Against Alleged Constitutional Manipulation by ZANU-PF

'Umthondo' Cannot be illegal or indecent - but Gudo’s argument Is correct

Passenger vanishes with Taxi driver’s vehicle at lodge

Silobela Man Fatally Stabbed Over Missing Torch

CFU commends Zimbabwe's doing business reforms

ZACC has reclaimed a mere US$39m assets since 2019

Kaindu's faith and fight inspire Dynamos revival

Chanakira warns of confidence crisis

Zimbabwe agriculture sector surpasses US$10 billion

'Serial car thief' arrested in Beitbridge

Treasury releases US$101m for major dam projects

Zimbabwe's NHI Bill nears completion

Prophet Magaya's soldier-bodyguard in court

Chiwenga condemns Tanzania's post-election violence

Prophet Magaya remanded in custody

Bata workforce hits 1,326

Harare to make it expensive to bury the dead

Zimbabwe moves to make local holidays more affordable

Hlalani Kuhle beneficiaries get title deeds

ZESCO faces US$5m penalty for exceeding Kariba water allocation

Prophet Magaya and wife to appear in court

Mnangagwa leaves for Qatar

DANet Defends ZANU-PF-Aligned Philanthropists Amid Public Criticism

Plumtree man in court for assaulting brother over food dispute

Beer thief jailed for breaking into bar

Man rapes 93-year-old grandmother

Matebeleland South records drop in maternal deaths

Gorimbo's brave stand ends in painful decision loss

1 killed, 17 injured in Harare crash