18 (Zimsec) O’ Level Maths Paper 2 Cheats From Various Chitungwiza High Schools Convicted

18 (Zimsec) O’ Level Maths Paper 2 Cheats From Various Chitungwiza  High Schools Convicted

  Eighteen cheating students from different high schools in Chitungwiza who illegally got this year’s Zimbabwe School Examinations Council (Zimsec) Ordinary level Mathematics Paper 2 and took the answers to an examination room, have been convicted of unlawfully accessing examination material prior to writing. Some of the students accessed the paper by receiving a handwritten answer sheet from their private tutor identified as Mufaro Ngwalangwa. They started distributing it to other sitting candidates in the…

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South Africa Based Businessman, Ex-Dynamos, Eagles Player & Ex-ZIFA President ‘Trevor Carelse Juul’ Enters The race

South Africa Based Businessman, Ex-Dynamos, Eagles Player & Ex-ZIFA President ‘Trevor Carelse Juul’ Enters The race

THE Zifa presidency  post will certainly give Zimbabweans an interesting end to the year and start to the festive season as its set to  deliver some explosive outcomes. Just when we thought its all over, ladies and gentleman, sorry to say but it looks like the ‘fat lady has not sung yet, because another big name has entered the race. The latest candidate to field his interest in the post of ZIFA president , is none other than ,…

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Trevor Noah Recovering From Emergency Appendectomy

Trevor Noah Recovering From Emergency Appendectomy

COMEDY Central says “The Daily Show” host Trevor Noah underwent an emergency appendectomy Wednesday morning. The procedure went well and Noah was expected back on the show Thursday, the network said. A repeat episode was to be aired Wednesday. Noah took over as host of “The Daily Show” in September, succeeding Jon Stewart, who stepped down in August after 15 years. by angencies. source -newzimbabwe  

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‘Tell Whites That I’m Coming For You. We Aren’t Reversing Indigenisation’-Mugabe’s Nephew Patrick Zhuwao

YOUTH and Indigenisation minister Patrick Zhuwao  yesterday dared the youths who have threatened to manhandle him and two other Cabinet ministers to directly approach him and see what action he will take against them and their alleged handlers.   The Zimbabwe Youth Action Platform (ZYAP), which claims loyalty to Vice-President Emmerson Mnangagwa, on Monday threatened to manhandle Zhuwao, Higher Education minister Jonathan Moyo and Local Government minister Saviour Kasukuwere, accusing them of being disrespectful to…

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‘Mugabe Must Learn To Follow The Law On Electoral Issues Although Polls Are Never Perfect’- Bruce Wharton -Outgoing United States Ambassador To Zimbabwe .

PRESIDENT Robert Mugabe must learn to follow the law on electoral issues although polls are never perfect, outgoing United States ambassador to Zimbabwe Bruce Wharton has said. In a farewell discussion in which he answered questions from ordinary people and the youth in Harare, Wharton urged government to shift its focus from sanctions to the economy. Mugabe and some members of his inner circle were slapped with targetted sanctions on allegations of human rights abuses….

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UK-Sharm flights halted over Sinai air crash bomb fears

UK-Sharm flights halted over Sinai air crash bomb fears

The UK has halted all flights between Britain and Sharm el-Sheikh in Egypt, saying there is a “significant possibility” a bomb caused the Russian plane crash at the weekend. British holidaymakers who are in the resort will be returned to the UK, Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond said. Flights had earlier been delayed as a “precautionary measure” after “more information” had come to light. Russian Airbus 321 crashed on Saturday, killing all 224 people on board….

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Judge Tendai Mahwe Realeses Sunday Mail Editor And Journalists On On US$100 Bail Each

Judge Tendai Mahwe Realeses Sunday Mail Editor And Journalists On  On US$100 Bail Each

A Zimbabwean court has granted bail to three journalists accused of slander after they allegedly implicated an unnamed top police officer and other officials in the fatal cyanide poisonings of more than 60 elephants by poachers. On Wednesday, Judge Tendai Mahwe released the journalists, who work for a state-owned newspaper, on US$100 bail each. Their case was postponed until November 27. Sunday Mail editor Mabasa Sasa, investigations editor Brian Chitemba and reporter Tinashe Farawo were…

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Harare Lawyer ‘Bruce Beven Mujeyi’ Deregistered For Malpractice

Harare Lawyer ‘Bruce Beven Mujeyi’ Deregistered For Malpractice

Justices Chinembiri Bhunu and Felistus Chatukuta, seating as the Legal Practitioners Tribunal, deregistered Harare lawyer Bruce Beven Mujeyi after several cases of malpractice were referred by the Law Society of Zimbabwe. The LSZ, tasked with the responsibility of enforcing discipline among legal practitioners in terms of the Legal Practitioners Act Chapter 27:07, lodged an inquiry into several malpractices and abuse of a trust account by Mujeyi. On the 24th of January in 2012, Mr Kenias…

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UK Immigration Law Update, Some Good News

UK Immigration Law Update, Some Good News

AT last, a bit of good news for some has come from the UK Home Office. The statement of Changes in Immigration Rules HC535 was announced on 29th October 2015 to introduce further changes to Immigration Law. If there is one thing that Home Secretary Theresa May has done very well, it is never running out of ideas on how to change the UK’s Immigration Laws. She just keeps churning out these changes whenever it…

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Globe Trotting Vas Coda Mugabe, Flies Off Again, Now For Tanzania, President Magufuli’s Inauguration

Globe Trotting Vas Coda Mugabe, Flies Off Again, Now For Tanzania, President Magufuli’s Inauguration

HARDLY a week since his return from India where he nearly fell, President Robert Mugabe Wednesday left for Tanzania for the inauguration of that country’s newly elected leader, John Pombe Magufuli. Magufuli is independent Tanzania’s fifth president while Mugabe has been in power since 1980. His (Mugabe) friend and mentor, Tanzania’s first president, Julius Nyerere, stepped down in 1985. Mugabe was invited as African Union chairman. He was seen off at the Harare International Airport…

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