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PAVILLION BUS driver arrested after fatal crash A Pavillion bus driver who allegedly caused the death of two people at the 68 kilometer peg along Harare Mukumbura highway has been arrested. The driver Jacob Phiri is being charged for contravening section 49 of the Criminal Law Codification Reform Act Chapter 9:23 (Road Traffic Act Chapter 13:11 “Culpable Homicide”). He allegedly caused the death of two Bindura Rural Electrification Agency employees, Washington Chigiji (39) and Charles…

TWENTY YEARS AGO, 4 FEBRUARY 2004,  then 19 year old Mark Zuckerberg launched Facebook at his university student digs in USA. Facebook now Meta has 2billion members, the majority in India and USA. Sibusiso Ngwenya

JOB SIKHALA, a Zmbabwe Opposition Leader Freed After 595 Days in jail. Zimbabwean opposition politician Job Sikhala enters the holding cells at the magistrates court in Harare, ZimbabweClick to expand Image Zimbabwean opposition politician Job Sikhala enters the holding cells at the magistrates court in Harare, Zimbabwe, January 24, 2024. © 2024 AP Photo/Tsvangirayi Mukwazhi On Tuesday, a Zimbabwe court sentenced opposition politician Job Sikhala to a suspended two-year prison term after being convicted earlier…

Here we go again, on Tuesday 30-01-2024,  ZW$10,160=1US$ ZW1000,000= to just over USD$100 literally making everyone a millionaire and ZIMBABWE a country of the poorest millionaires as the this is the lowest the local currency  has fallen to, since  it’s 2019 revamp  A million Zimbabwe dollars is worthless, infact it’s cheaper to wipe your bottom after using the toiletnwith Zim dollar notes than buy a roll of tissue paper, ..I’m just saying! Sibusiso Ngwenya

BREAKING: Jameson Timba appointed CCC Interim leader by Mandla Ndlovu In a bid to address the leadership crisis within the opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) faction, formerly led by Nelson Chamisa, a Citizen National Assembly was convened on Tuesday. The assembly aimed to delve into the circumstances surrounding Chamisa’s resignation and to discuss the conflicting statements issued by different factions within the party. One of the key outcomes of the assembly was the appointment…

Go open a church, TSHABANGU tells Chamisa Citizens Coalition for Change chaos “Go open a church” CITIZENS Coalition for Change (CCC) interim secretary-general Mr Sengezo Tshabangu (pictured) has thrown a salvo at ex- party leader Mr Nelson Chamisa, saying he hoped he would deploy his preaching gifts in spreading the word of God as he has failed in politics. Mr Chamisa threw in the towel and dumped the disjointed opposition political outfit last week, leaving…

President Mnangagwa gives Justice Priscilla Chigumba 6 more years as Zimbabwe, Election Council ( ZEC) chair Justice Priscilla Chigumba was on Thursday re-appointed as Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) chairperson on a six-year contract set to take effect on February 1. “I am pleased to advise that His Excellency the President of the Republic of Zimbabwe Comrade Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa has, in terms of section 238(5) of the Constitution of Zimbabwe (No.20) Act 2013 re-appointed you…

PRESIDENT Mnangagwa’s relative by marriage appointed to Zimpapers Board The state-controlled Zimbabwe Newspapers (1980) Ltd (Zimpapers) has announced a new board chaired by former Chief Secretary to the President and Cabinet Misheck Sibanda’s wife Doreen Joyce Sibanda. Misheck Sibanda, who was replaced by Martin Rushwaya last year in September, is a relative and political ally of President Emmerson Mnangagwa. This makes Doreen a relative of Mnangagwa through marriage. Rushwaya is also a relative of the…

BREAKING: Nelson Chamisa, the leader of the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC). has abandoned VCC Chamisa issued a statement on Thursday announcing his departure from the opposition movement. The move has sparked controversy and raised concerns about the future of opposition politics in Zimbabwe. Chamisa, once a prominent figure in the fight against the ruling ZANU PF party, cited numerous challenges faced by the CCC since its formation two years ago. In his statement, he…

FORMER BRITISH colony, Zimbabwe is not immune to English courts jurisdiction. The High Court in London has rejected the Zimbabwean government’s attempt to evade paying a US$125 million arbitral award for grabbing land belonging to Border Timbers Ltd and Hangani Development Ltd. Justice Julia Dias dismissed as “irrelevant” the Zimbabwean government’s argument that it is immune to the jurisdiction of English courts. The two companies were awarded US$124m plus interest and a further US$1m in…