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TM PicknPay in Bulawayo is rocked by serious tribalism where a number of Ndebele speaking workers are reportedly continuously being replaced by Shona speakers, a victim of the dump has said.   The victim who asked to remain anonymous said when people from Bulawayo and surrounding environs complain of being victimized they are labelled all sorts of names and dismissed as being tribal while blatant tribal segregation is happening to them with impunity, everyday.  …

A 33 year old Nkayi Matebeleland North based nurse was brutally murdered by her 50 year old married lover after ending their five year adulterous relationship.   The man Tawanda Mahohoma (50) used an iron bar to assault the nurse Brilliant Ngwenya (33) outside her house at Nkayi Business centre on Tuesday around 4pm.   Ms Ngwenya is a nurse who had been stationed at Hwange originally but was reposted to Nkayi, then recently informed…

A member of the National People’s Party Joyinani Mlilo has written a letter to the party Leader Joice Mujuru accusing her of pretending to be a leader of the opposition party when infact she is pushing Zanu PF agendas using the unsuspecting members.   “I am sorry to write to you but there is nothing I can do because we do not have an elected PEC in Harare. We gave each other positions in the…

MDC spokesperson Kurauone Chiwayi has said the Cabinet reshuffle is a ploy by Zanu PF to steal 2018 elections because President Robert Mugabe’s new cabinet is a strategic approach to plan on how they should rig the elections as he has appointed a Central Intelligence Organisation boss to the Justice Ministry.   “The MDC notes with trepidation President Mugabe’s cabinet reshuffling and new appointments. It is clear that far from being appointed or reassigned to…

Harare – Zimbabwe’s ruling, the Zimbabwe African National Union – Patriotic Front (Zanu PF) may have decided to finally deal with succession disputes in the party decisively, Khuluma Afrika reported.   According to impeccable sources, Provincial coordinating committees (PCCs) have been rolled out and instructed to launch a campaign for a special and extraordinary elective congress in December this year.   If held, the congress may see President Robert Mugabe stepping down ahead of the…

PRIMARY and Secondary Education Minister Dr Lazarus Dokora has castigated social media users for distorting information on wrong IsiNdebele spellings and accused them of inciting tribalism in the country. Responding to questions in the Senate on Thursday following the recent outrage over wrong Ndebele spellings on a Grade One IsiNdebele text book, Dr Dokora said the information on the textbook had been altered to broken IsiNdebele before it was posted on social media. He dismissed…

  The state of Carlifonia has experienced the worst fires in history which have left thirty six people confirmed dead, so far, hundreds of people missing and hundreds of houses levelled by fire. It is reportedly suspected that the fires may have been triggered by drought and fire arising from falling electrical pylons but investigations are yet to determine the exact cause. The fire is burning an area the size of New York city and…

GRACE MUGABE IS A BLESSING in that she has caused commotion in a party, which had generally been seen as stable over the years. She brought in a her hunger for power, hunger for property like farms, businesses like mines and corruption like diamonds along with her love for power and ambition to succeed Mugabe as Zimbabwe’s next president.   Grace Mugabe brought in a whole new ball game, by causing the dismissal of the…

POLICE in Beitbridge have arrested a suspected murderer, who callously killed a taxi driver by initially electro-shocking him and later stabbing him on the chest before driving to Guruve for a four-day church service.   The accused, Emmanuel Mapfumo of Chatsworth in Gutu, was not asked to plead to Cliff Chioza’s murder when he appeared before Beitbridge magistrate Trevor Nyatsanza, who remanded him in custody to October 26.   The State is alleging that on…