Jacob Zuma backs Dlamini-Zuma for ANC presidency
PRETORIA - ANC former president Jacob Zuma has publicly backed Dr. Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma for the party presidency saying he hasn't changed his mind since 2017.
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Mike Chimombe arrested for defrauding Harare man US$16,900
Affirmative Action Group (AAG) former boss Mike Chimombe was arrested on Monday and charged with defrauding one Brian Marungamise of $16,900 in a botched deal for a housing estate.
Zimbabwe anti-corruption body in corruption storm
The Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) is said to have failed to provide supporting documentation to confirm its expenditures over the past year to Auditor General Mildred Chiri.
COPE seeks court order to suspend Willie Madisha, associates from party
The Congress of the People (COPE) has sought a court order confirming the suspension of party deputy president Willie Madisha.
Maughan castigates Jacob Zuma for ‘vexatious’ private prosecution bid
News24 legal journalist Karyn Maughan has turned against former President Jacob Zuma's private lawsuit against her, calling it a "meritorious" attempt to silence her and an attack on media freedom.
CCC activist Haruzivishe acquitted for blowing whistle
Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) official Makomborero Haruzivishe won his appeal Thursday against both conviction and sentence at the High Court for blowing a whistle and allegedly inciting unrest.
Livingstone Sunhwa confirmed dead, DNA results of remains samples released
DNA results have confirmed that the remains found in a bush in Mutasa district are of St Mathias Tsonzo's Livingstone Sunhwa (19).
Job Sikhala’s wife arrested
Ellen Sikhala, the wife of incarcerated Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) lawmaker Job Sikhala was arrested Tuesday on her way to visit the husband at Chikurubi prison.
Zulu Reed Dance ceremony score success as 50 000 maidens attend
At least 50,000 virgins gathered over the weekend in Nongoma, northern KwaZulu-Natal (KZN), where Zulu royalty hosted the annual Umkhosi Womhlanga known as the reed dance festival.
Zimbabwe company awarded contract to supply laptops at US$9,200 each
Zimbabwean government has come under fire for working with two local firms in a sordid deal that would result in the supply of laptops and desktop computers to parliament business units at exorbitant prices.