SUSPENDED head of ZBC radio Robson Mhandu leaves as ZBC CEO Adelaide Chikunguru resigns. Just days after Adelaide was suspended by the board as part of an audit process, she has resigned.. Meanwhile, head of radio Robson Mhandu – who was on suspension facing sexual harassment charges – has left ZBC after his contract was not renewed. Source – zimlive

MNANGAGWA aborts landing, Vic Falls airport closed, VP Chiwenga rushed by security back to hotel as Zimbabwe declares ‘heightened alert’ President Emmerson Mnangagwa aborted landing at Victoria Falls International Airport on Friday and his private jet returned to Harare after authorities were warned of a “credible bomb or firearm threat.” The warning was emailed to Fastjet at 8.10AM on Friday, about two hours before Mnangagwa was due to land. The airport was shut down moments…

‘PRESIDENT Mnangagwa fires Air Force of Zimbabwe commander Ellison Moyo’ As post-elections political and military realignments intensify, Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa has removed Air Force of Zimbabwe commander Air Marshal Elison Moyo – a key figure during the November 2017 military coup which brought him to power – and replaced him with Air Vice-Marshal John Jacob Nzvede. Mnangagwa did not give any reasons why he is removing Air Marshal Elison Moyo from his position. Meanwhile,…

NELSON Chamisa denies involvement with new political movement Nelson Chamisa, the former Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) leader, has claimed that he is not involved with any current political organisation or movement. This was disclosed in Chamisa’s opposing affidavit filed at the Bulawayo High Court on February 27, 2024, in response to Sengezo Tshabangu, who, posing as the interim CCC Secretary General, filed an urgent chamber application in early February to recover the party’s provincial…

PRESIDENT Mnangagwa scuttles Vice President Chiwenga’s political plans Zanu-PF co-deputy president Constantino Chiwenga, who harboured succession ambitions in the hope that President Emmerson Mnangagwa would step down after completing two constitutional terms, has been thrown into disarray by his boss’s rapidly burgeoning third-term bid which is trashing their 2017 military coup pact. Informed sources say the original agreement from the 2017 military coup was that Mnangagwa would complete Robert Mugabe’s term and serve one other…

FORMER ZIMBABWE Tourism Authority CEO Karikoga Kaseke dies at 62 Harare, Zimbabwe – The tourism industry mourns the loss of Karikoga Kaseke, the former CEO of the Zimbabwe Tourism Authority (ZTA), who passed away at the age of 62. Kaseke, a prominent figure in Zimbabwe’s tourism sector, breathed his last this morning at a private hospital in Harare. Kaseke’s health had been a concern since he suffered a major stroke in 2018, which ultimately led…

BREAKING: Self-styled Italian Mafia boss exposed for abusing General Chiwenga’s name to grab mines and companies In a heart-pounding revelation, this reporter has uncovered the dark machinations of Francesco Marconati, a self-styled Italian Mafia Boss wreaking havoc across Zimbabwe. Marconati stands accused of shamelessly exploiting the name of Vice President General Constantino Chiwenga by claiming to be close to him, a claim verified as false by this relentless reporter. Following our Wednesday expose, members of…

FIFE: Police officers die in head-on collision with Trip Trans bus Five police officers reportedly died when a pickup truck they were traveling in collided with a Trip Trans Bus along the Chinhoyi-Harare highway on Wednesday. Byo24

‘CHAMISA is responsible for opposition problems because of his alleged dictatorial style of leadership’. President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s main challenger in the August 23 presidential elections Nelson Chamisa might have quit his Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) party, but the confusion engulfing the country’s main opposition movement is never far from his doorstep. Chamisa ditched the CCC last month citing alleged infiltration of the party by Zanu-PF after self-imposed secretary general Sengezo Tshabangu snatched the party…

THREE National Railways of Zimbabwe workers died in train accident between Mutare and Machipanda at around 9 pm last night. In a statement, the NRZ said preliminary investigations suggest that the locomotive, which was pulling 14 wagons laden with nine export chrome concentrates and five granite blocks, may have suffered a brake failure. NRZ said the brake failure probably led to a runaway which culminated in the train failing to negotiate a sharp curve thereby…