‘Former ZBC presenter Ezra Sibanda calls for justice in the case of Tawanda Mapecca Moyo who was killed by his wife’s boyfriend after he found him with his wife’.

‘Former ZBC presenter Ezra Sibanda calls for justice in the case of Tawanda Mapecca Moyo who was killed by his wife’s boyfriend after he found him with his wife’.

Former ZBC presenter Ezra Sibanda has declared that there will be no rest until justice is done about  the murder of Tawanda Mapecca Moyo who was killed by his wife’s boyfriend after he found him with his wife. Sibanda said  “we wont rest my brother till we get justice for you. We can’t as a society allow an innocent man to be shot and killed for nothing, just because he caught his loose, unfaithful wife…

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‘Mupedzanhamo market in Harare was on Wednesday left deserted after traders were forced to attend the first Lady , bully Grace Mugabe march’

‘Mupedzanhamo market in Harare was on Wednesday left deserted after traders were  forced to attend the first Lady , bully Grace Mugabe march’

Mupedzanhamo market in Harare was on Wednesday left deserted when the traders were allegedly forced to attend the first Lady Grace Mugabe march. Zanu PF youth conducted the march in solidarity with Grace against the calls for her prosecution of the assault on a South African model. MDC-T official Chalton Hwende said the biggest question is how do we prevent people from being forced to attend Zanu PF rallies and eventually being forced to vote…

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Britain’s biggest trade Union chief Len McCluskey instructs barrister to compile report on claims that officials passed information with a covert blacklisting operation

Britain’s biggest trade Union chief Len McCluskey instructs barrister to compile report on claims that officials passed information with a covert blacklisting operation

Britain’s biggest trade union has commissioned a barrister to examine allegations that union officials colluded with a covert blacklisting operation   Britain’s biggest trade union has commissioned a barrister to examine allegations that union officials colluded with a covert blacklisting operation financed by major firms to prevent certain workers from being employed.   The move has been ordered by the head of Unite, Len McCluskey, and follows calls by blacklisted workers to set up an…

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Zanu-PF activist, who went on a rampage attacking people , was yesterday slapped with a six-year jail term after being convicted of attempted murder.

Zanu-PF activist,  who went on a rampage attacking  people , was yesterday slapped with a six-year jail term after being convicted of attempted murder.

 An Epworth Zanu-PF activist, Dunmore Mapfumo, who went on a rampage attacking and stabbing people who refused to attend a political gathering in April this year, was yesterday slapped with a six-year jail term after being convicted of attempted murder. Mapfumo (35) was also facing charges of assaulting police officers and resisting arrest when he appeared before Harare regional magistrate Elijar Makomo. He will, however, serve a four-and-a-half-year effective jail term after Makomo suspended one…

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KENYA BANS production, use or sale of plastic bags with effect from Monday, in a bid to reduce plastic pollution.

KENYA BANS production, use or sale of plastic bags with effect from  Monday,  in a bid to reduce plastic pollution.

Kenya has now placed a total ban on producing, selling or using plastic bags aimed mainly at plastic bag manufacturers and sellers initially.   Kenyans found in breach of these new laws risk imprisonment of up to four years or fines of US$40,000 (£31,000) with effect from Monday, in a bid to reduce plastic pollution.   At least 40 other countries worldwide which include Italy, Rwanda China and France, have banned or partly banned or…

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Registrar General Mudede says only the new plastic ID cards and not the old metal national identity cards will be accepted for voter registration.

Registrar General Mudede  says only the new plastic ID cards and not the old  metal national identity cards will be accepted for voter registration.

The Registrar General Mudede says only the new plastic ID cards and not the old metal national identity cards will be accepted for voter registration.   Zimbabwe will over the next three months starting from Monday, September 4, implement a mobile registration exercise for Zimbabwean national identity cards, birth and death certificates ahead of the forthcoming voter registration.   The Registrar – General Tobaiwa Mudede went on to warn that only the new plastic ID…

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Zodwa, popularly known for her skimpy dresses and not wearing underwear, banned from Zimbabwe by Tourism minister Patrick Zhuwao.

Zodwa, popularly known for her skimpy dresses and not wearing underwear, banned from Zimbabwe by Tourism minister Patrick Zhuwao.

Zodwa, popularly known for her skimpy dresses and not wearing underwear, was expected to join the Brazilian and Cuban samba dancers at the carnival. The ban follows a protest letter by former Studio 263 actress Anne Nhira to acting Tourism minister Patrick Zhuwao. “I acknowledge your complaint to the above matter,” Zhuwao wrote yesterday in response to the actress, who is now based in South Africa. “The government position is that the artiste concerned (Zodwa…

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Zapu not invited to planned second launch of the opposition parties’ MDC Alliance in Bulawayo on Saturday

Zapu not invited to planned second launch of the opposition parties’ MDC Alliance in Bulawayo on Saturday

Zapu not invited to planned second launch of the opposition parties’ MDC Alliance in Bulawayo on Saturday   THE planned second launch of the opposition parties’ MDC Alliance in Bulawayo on Saturday is facing fresh hurdles amid reports that Dumiso Dabengwa’s Zapu has not been invited to the event.   Zapu deputy spokesperson Iphithule Maphosa confirmed the development yesterday, saying they had expected to be part of the proceedings.   “The mother party has not…

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World Food Programme (WFP) Zimbabwe director says up to 1,1 million people will need food security in the coming months

World Food Programme (WFP) Zimbabwe director says up to 1,1 million people will need food security in the coming months

Over a million people in the rural areas face hunger at the peak of the coming lean season, a top World Food Programme (WFP) official has said.   Zvishavane yesterday, WFP country director Eddie Rowe said up to 1,1 million people will need food security in the coming months and that there is need to build resilience for future shocks.   The lean season is between October and March. Government is currently boasting of a…

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