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AT least 30 000 unregistered motor vehicles face imminent de-registration as Government moves to update the national vehicle population and ensure only properly documented cars use the roads. The Central Vehicle Registry’s records show that the country has 1,4 million vehicles, a figure that is cumulative from 1918 Government will soon publish a gazette outlawing at least 30 000 vehicles that have not been registered for the last two years and beyond. The move is…
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Highlanders FC legend and former Warriors player Willard Mashinkila Khumalo has died. Bulawayo24.com understands Khumalo died in the early hours of Sunday morning in a Bulawayo hospital, where he has been hospitalised since Wednesday, after a long battle with diabetes. He had been in and out of hospital in recent months. .. More to follow….- Source-bulawayo24
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PRESIDENT Robert Mugabe revealed Friday his row with liberation hero and former defence force chief, Solomon Mujuru, who was killed when an unexplained fire razed his farm house in 2011. Mugabe’s remarks during an address to the Zanu-PF women’s league meeting in Harare raise new questions about Mujuru’s death and the veteran leader’s sincerity when mourning his passing. On Friday the Zanu-PF leader revealed that Mujuru wanted to oust him after deciding that his policies…
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Zimbabwe’s Vice President Emmerson Mnangagwa has slapped in the face Zimbabwe’s pentecostal prophets led by Emmanuel Makandiwa and Walter Magaya saying the “anointed” preachers must prophesy-out what happened to abducted democracy activist Itai Dzamara. Dzamara, a journalist and political activist, disappeared on the 9th of March 2015 and government’s notorious CIO has been blamed for it all. But Mnangagwa denied this saying government is also looking for what he said is a mere “answer”. Mnangagwa…
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British lawmakers are pressuring Zimbabwe to pay £25 million in pensions to its citizens who served as civil servants under Ian Smith’s colonial regime. The money is said to be owed to about 2 000 former workers of the Southern Rhodesia government, including ex-military personnel who committed atrocities against the black majority during the liberation struggle. Conservative Party peer Lord Alastair Robertson Goodlad has been leading the lobby to push his government to engage Harare…
Read MoreMATABELELAND North province has re-introduced the Zimbabwe Junior Certificate (ZJC) examination as one of the many measures the province has adopted to improve the mediocre performance which it has recorded over the years. Government in 2013 once mulled the idea of re-introducing ZJC in a bid to improve the national pass rate. The ZJC examination was suspended in 2000 when hyperinflation pushed its running to unaffordable levels. Provincial education director Mrs Boithatelo Mnguni said her…
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ZULU King Goodwill Zwelithini kaBhekuzulu has reportedly cancelled his intended visit to Gwanda this weekend amid a backlash from the Gwanda community. King Zwelithini was meant to attend a three- day jamboree, to be held in the mining town from Friday. The event is set to include about 102 gospel artistes jetting in from neighbouring South Africa to perform at a free-of-charge show to be held at Pelandaba Stadium and the official opening of a…
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Zanu-PF MP for Muzarabani South, Christopher Chitindi, has been booted out of the Mashonaland Central provincial executive on allegations of fanning factionalism in President Robert Mugabe’s fractious party. Chitindi’s name has been associated with the Joice Mujuru camp. The Zanu-PF Mashonaland Central provincial coordinating committee (PCC) first recommended his suspension last year, but he was finally expelled this week after noting he was “unrepentant.” Dickson Mafios, the ruling party’s Mashonaland Central chairperson, confirmed Chitindi’s expulsion….
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Vice President Emmerson Mnangagwa says the government is also looking for answers as to the whereabouts of journalist and political activist, Itai Dzamara. Mnangagwa told the Zanu-PF Midlands Provincial Co-ordinating Committee meeting that everyone regrets what happened to Dzamara and the government is looking for answers. The Vice President said every single citizen must be protected by the state and security agents including the Central Intelligence Organisation (CIO) are all out trying to find out…
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