Filmmaker Shona Ferguson in Intensive Care Unit
Filmmaker, Shona Ferguson, is reported to be fighting for his life at a private hospital in Johannesburg after he struggled to breathe and complained of chest pains at home.
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Chinamasa celebrates deportation of citizens from Britain
ZANU PF acting Political Commissar, Patrick Chinamasa, says the deportation of Zimbabwean citizens from Britain this week is a clear indication that human rights abuse talk by the latter was a fluke.
President Lungu Hailed For Kafue Lower Gorge Project
ZESCO Board Chairperson Chibwe Mwelwa heaped praise on President Edgar Chagwa Lungu for building on late president Kenneth Kaunda's infrastructure legacy and made Zambia a power-hub in southern region.
Masvingo records low voter registration, poor turnout
The electoral board, Zimbabwe Election Commission (ZEC) has reported through its Masvingo provincial office that only 73 people registered to vote in the month of June 2021.
Time to Log out of Zifa experiments
The cartel that brought Loga, who has turned out to be a huge fraud to happen to our game since a certain Jorge Silva come through at Dynamos FC.
Michael Jackson glove lands Teodoro in trouble
The United Kingdom on Thursday imposed an asset freeze and travel ban on Equatorial Guinea vice president, Teodoro Obiang Mangue, for purchasing an expensive Michael Jackson glove.
United Kingdom slaps Tagwirei with sanctions
Business mogul, Kudakwashe Tagwirei, has become the latest Zimbabwe high profile personality to be added on the United Kingdom sanctions list released Thursday 22 July 2021 by the government.
Compulsory Vaccination For All Civil Servants
HARARE – Government this week directed all civil servants to get a covid-19 jab as authorities move to force citizens to get vaccinated in fight against the spread of third wave delta variant in the country.
President Chakwera fires corrupt Attorney General
President, Lazarus Chakwera, has dismissed Chikosa Silungwe from the position of Attorney-General with immediate effect.
South Africa Crisis: Dangers of Failed Succession Politics in Africa
The stability of African states now appears to depend on the relationship between Presidents and their Deputies, on the one hand and the relationship between successors and their predecessors, on the other.
