‘Nigeria’s President ‘Muhammadu Buhari’ Sacks Army, Navy, Air Force & Defence Chiefs ‘

‘Nigeria’s President ‘Muhammadu Buhari’ Sacks  Army, Navy, Air Force & Defence Chiefs ‘

Nigeria’s President Muhammadu Buhari sacked his army, navy, air force and defence chiefs on Monday, a widely anticipated move as the former general has made crushing Islamist militant group Boko Haram his top priority. Replacements would be announced later on Monday, the presidency spokesperson told Reuters. Since his inauguration in May, Buhari has moved Nigeria’s defence command centre to Maiduguri, the birthplace of the jihadi sect, and is setting up the headquarters for a multi-national…

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Police , Name The Seven Zimbabweans killed In South Africa Border Accident

Police , Name  The  Seven Zimbabweans killed In South Africa Border Accident

South African police have identified the seven people killed when a commuter omnibus they were travelling in collided with a haulage truck last Wednesday. The crash took place two kilometres from the Beitbridge border post along the N1 highway. The victims are Alice Chipato (26), Mavis Chipato (59), Yvonne Rufaro Mhlanga (29), Faith Nyabutsi (32), Nyaradzai Dzvuke (37), Nomathemba Mpofu (38) and Batsirai Pasipanodya (32). The vehicles collided at around 5am near the weighbridge when…

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34 000 Metres Of Fabric Bought For New Prison Uniforms In Zimbabwe

34 000 Metres Of Fabric Bought For New Prison Uniforms In  Zimbabwe

Prisoners in the country’s jails are set to get new clothes as the  Zimbabwe Prisons and Correctional Services (ZPCS) has bought 34 000 metres of fabric. Scores of inmates are exposed to harsh weather conditions, especially during winter because the prison service cannot afford blankets or warm clothing. Appearing before the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Defence, Home Affairs and Security Services  on Monday, Deputy Commissioner-General Agrey Machingauta said the fabric was bought two weeks ago…

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Shurugwi Man Murders His Three Children Aged (8), (12) & (16), Before Committing Suicide

Shurugwi Man Murders His  Three Children Aged (8), (12) & (16), Before Committing Suicide

A 42-year-old man from Shurugwi murdered his three children in cold blood before committing suicide by drinking a poisonous substance.The now deceased murderer, Joakim Pound is alleged to have committed the heinous act following a domestic dispute over custody of the children after bringing another woman whom he was now staying with. Pound is said to have lured his three unsuspecting children, Nyasha (8), Armotrel (12) and Diana (16) to a nearby mine shaft at…

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‘ Harare Municipal Police, Arrest National Vendors’ Union Of Zimbabwe Director Samuel Wadzai’

‘ Harare Municipal Police, Arrest National Vendors’ Union Of Zimbabwe Director Samuel Wadzai’

National Vendors’ Union of Zimbabwe director Samuel Wadzai is reported to have arrested by Harare Municipal police after vendors demonstrated at Town House this morning  over confiscated goods, Bulawayo24.com has learnt. Last week, a least 27 informal traders were arrested while six were seriously injured when Harare municipal police fought running battles with street vendors as the bitter war to clean up the capital’s streets escalated. The vendors were refusing to move from the central…

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People Anger Over Itai Dzamara’s Abduction, Is A Bond For Mugabe’s Opponents

People Anger  Over Itai Dzamara’s Abduction, Is  A Bond For  Mugabe’s Opponents

Abducted journalist-turned-human rights activist Itai Dzamara’s continued disappearance is acting as a catalyst for unity among President Robert Mugabe’s political opponents, as they say his government has destroyed all the gains of the country’s liberation struggle against white minority rule. The rising demands for the government to either release or find Dzamara – who went missing after staging sit-ins agitating for the resignation of Mugabe – are broadening into a concerted national fury that is…

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‘2Pretoria-Bound Zimbabwean Women , Reportedly Abducted & Burnt To Death’

‘2Pretoria-Bound Zimbabwean Women , Reportedly Abducted   & Burnt To Death’

Zimbabwean women abducted, burnt to death in South Africa TWO Pretoria-bound Zimbabwean women were reportedly abducted and burnt to death after the commuter omnibus they boarded at Musina near Beitbridge Border Post last month was intercepted by unidentified criminals who later demanded an undisclosed amount as ransom from the deceased’s husbands in South Africa. The deceased – named as Esther Mwinde and Olga Gwena, both from Kariba – were last seen on June 10 as…

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Global Finance Magazine Ranks, Zimbabwe, Second Worst World’s Poorest Country.

Global Finance Magazine Ranks, Zimbabwe,  Second  Worst World’s Poorest Country.

A GLOBAL business magazine has ranked Zimbabwe one of the two poorest countries in the world in a damning verdict of President Robert Mugabe’s 35-year-rule. On taking over power at independence in 1980, Mugabe was told by President Samora Machel of Mozambique and President Julius Nyerere of Tanzania that; “You have the jewel of Africa in your hands.” “Now look after it,” Nyerere and Samora added. 35 years later, Mugabe now in the twilight of…

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Six White Commercial Farmers Recommended By Masvingo Leadership For Farm Offer Letters

Six White Commercial Farmers Recommended By Masvingo Leadership For  Farm Offer Letters

At least six white commercial farmers have been recommended by the Masvingo provincial leadership to get offer letters under the model A2 scheme across the province after their operations were considered to be of strategic economic importance. Masvingo Provincial Affairs Minister Senator Shuvai Mahofa, who chairs the provincial lands committee, has since signed a schedule with names of the six white farmers to be issued with offer letters. The offer letters will be signed by…

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‘Young People Must Stop Blaming Gvt, For Their Economic Challenges ‘- Philip Chiyangwa

‘Young People Must Stop Blaming Gvt, For Their Economic Challenges ‘- Philip Chiyangwa

Business man Philip Chiyangwa has said that young people in Zimbabwe must stop blaming the government for the economic challenges that they are experiencing.He said this whilst responding to a question asked by Zororo Makamba, where he appeared as a guest on the TV show, Tonight with Zororo.”How many educated people are around with degrees and what are they doing? Some of these things, you will just be blaming the government simply because you failed…

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