Family of God Church leader Andrew Wutawunashe is locked in a messy divorce row with his estranged wife Rutendo Faith, who is demanding a share of church assets, arguing they are part of their matrimonial property. The two are seeking to end the marriage, which was solemnised in terms of Marriages Act (Chapter 5:11) in Harare in 2000. Wutawunashe, who has six children with Rutendo, told the court that the marriage has irretrievably broken down…

At least 21 people were killed and 30 others injured in a multiple-vehicle road accident in southeastern Brazil on Thursday, local media have reported. Two ambulances, a truck and a bus were involved in the tragic accident, which occurred at around 6:00 a.m. local time (0300 GMT) in the city of Guarapari.The truck, which was carrying rocks, entered the opposite lane of one section of the BR-101 highway, which stretches across a distance of 4,828…

As I prepare to go to court this morning for ruling and sentencing over one of the trumped up charges the state has against me, I am reminded of the three Hebrew boys in the Bible, Shadrack, Meshack and Abednigo. In the face of oppression, they remained rooted in their conviction. Nothing at all moved their resolve. In our quest for a better Zimbabwe, nothing shall move us from our resolve. The persecution and nefarious…

South Africa’s constitutional court has ruled that the speaker of parliament does have the discretion to request a secret ballot in a vote of no confidence against President Jacob Zuma.   In a powerful ruling in which he touched upon issues of bribery, conflict of interest and fear, Chief Justice Mogoeng Mogoeng said under the principle of separation of powers it was up to the speaker of parliament to decide how the vote is conducted….

National Assembly Speaker Jacob Mudenda has slammed an “elephant size” team of 350 legislators that he said was a burden to the fiscus. It is the largest legislature since the southern African country attained independence from British colonial rule in 1980. Legislators receive monthly salaries of $1 124 and $1 046 for allowances in addition to at least one car, free fuel and free utilities. The government has spent over $15 million on luxury cars…

He was shot after reportedly setting off a small explosion and no-one else is believed to have been injured.   Prosecutors later said the man had died. They are treating the incident as a terrorist attack. In March 2016, 32 people were killed in attacks on Brussels claimed by the Islamic State (IS) group.   According to Belgian newspaper La Libre Belgique, quoting prosecutors, the man who was shot was wearing a rucksack and a…

FORMER Zanu PF stalwart, Dzikamai Mavhaire, has challenged President Robert Mugabe to come clean on the mysterious death of former army General Solomon Mujuru in an inferno at his Beatrice farm in 2011.Mavhaire, who is interim chairperson of the opposition National People’s Party (NPP) fronted by Solomon’s widow, Joice, told a rally in Beitbridge at the weekend that Mugabe had information on Mujuru’s demise.   “You (Mugabe) know a lot, you cannot just say you…

Home Affairs Minister Dr Ignatius Chombo . speaking before a Parliamentary Portfolio committee on Transport and Infrastructural Development chaired by Chegutu West MP Dexter Nduna (Zanu-PF). has ordered the Zimbabwe Republic Police Commissioner General of Police Augustine Chihuri to remove all unnecessary roadblocks to ensure hassle free travelling.   Deputy Minister Mguni indicated that as from next week, there will only be a maximum of road blocks mounted per province should not have more than…

In the year 66 AD the brave Jews rebelled against the Roman Empire then four years later, in the year 70 AD, Roman legions under Titus retook and destroyed most of Jerusalem and the Second Temple of Jerusalem. The Colosseum, or the Coliseum, originally the Flavian Amphitheatre, is an elliptical amphitheatre built in the centre of the city of Rome in Italy. This imposing structure, the Colosseum is the largest structure ever built in the…

PRESIDENT Robert Mugabe has lashed out at his “all-weather friends” — the Chinese — for allegedly using him to hoodwink the people of Manicaland province into believing they would benefit from proceeds of Chiadzwa’s Marange diamonds.   Addressing thousands of Zanu PF supporters in Mutare on Friday, Mugabe admitted he was made to “wave dummy cheques” by Chinese diamond miners who pledged $10 million to develop communities affected by mining activities.   “You have grievances…