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SUSPECTED drug lord Simbarashe (Dhama) Chanachimwe who won Mbare ward 3 seat for Zanu PF party will represent Mbare in the Harare City Council. SUSPECTED drug lord Simbarashe (Dhama) Chanachimwe who had a brush with the law during the COVID-19 lockdown has won the right to represent Mbare in the Harare City Council. Dhama shocked the opposition Citizens Coalition for Change in the harmonised elections last week after winning Mbare ward 3 seat for the…

BURGER KING faces legal claim over size of WhopperBurger King must face a lawsuit that alleges it makes its Whopper burger appear larger on its menus than it is in reality, a US judge has ruled.The lawsuit accuses the fast food giant of misleading customers by showing the burger with a meatier patty and ingredients that “overflow over the bun”.”The plaintiffs’ claims are false,” Burger King told the BBC.Rivals McDonald’s and Wendy’s are facing a…

SEVEN PEOPLE DIED died this morning and four were injured in a head on collision between a Honda fit car and a VW car at the 60km peg along the Harare , Mutare highway. The Honda fit vehicle which was travelling towards Harare, encroached into the oncoming traffic lane and collided with the VW vehicle which was travelling towards Marondera. Herald

A dozen mutinous soldiers appeared on Gabonese national television, announcing the cancellation of recent election results and the dissolution of “all the institutions of the republic”.Wednesday’s announcement came after President Ali Bongo Ondimba, 64 was re-elected for a third term, in an election the opposition described as a ‘fraud orchestrated’ by the ruling party.Russia ‘concerned’ about situation in GabonRussia says it is concerned about the situation in Gabon.“Moscow has received with concern reports of a…

https://facebook.com/groups/592208470792096/ZIMBABWE’S 23/08/23 General Election is over and the incumbent Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa was declared the President. Its time for the nation to unite and move forward as one for the sake of peace and development. It is unfortunate that opposition every 5 years since the year 2000 elections have always participated in flawed elections where it is clear that short of much needed electoral reforms being put in place, opposition would simply legitimise fraudulent elections…

UNITED KINGDOM-BASED Galileo Resources says the lithium discovery at Kamativi has given it much “encouragement and provided the impetus” to increase drilling.The firm has interests in Zimbabwe’s Bulawayo Gold Projects and Kamativi Lithium Project. “Following our exciting discovery, we thought it prudent and informative to advise the market and shareholders of the underlying history and our strategy towards the Kamativi lithium and tin project,” Galileo chairperson and CEO Colin Bird said in a shareholder update….

THE ruling Zanu-PF party has accused the United States of interfering in Zimbabwe’s political affairs, claiming that the Citizens’ Coalition for Change (CCC) is a puppet party bent on facilitating Zimbabwe’s re-colonisation. The ruling party’s vitriol comes after the Southern African Development Community Election Observer Mission (SEOM), African Union-Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa, European Union Observer Mission, Commmonwealth Observer Mission and the Carter Center raised the red flag over the August 23 and…

HOPEWELL Chin’ono scolds Chamisa for untruthful pledges Hopewell Chin’ono, a former ally of CCC leader Nelson Chamisa, argues that Zimbabwe’s democratic status is a sham, making any hope for fair elections delusional. Mocking his rhetorical flair, he alludes to a purportedly foolproof anti-rigging mechanism Chamisa purported to have. The analysis on Zimbabwe’s democratic credentials overlooks the opposition’s local council strength – a result of democratic processes he claims as nonexistent, thus veering into exaggeration. Such…

SELF-EXILED former Cabinet minister Jonathan Moyo has commended the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (Zec) for demonstrating its “independence and professionalism” despite being condemned by several observer missions which witnessed Zimbabwe’s  August 23 and 24 harmonised elections. In a statement yesterday, Moyo also applauded Zec for addressing some of the concerns raised by the opposition parties and individuals. “If there’s one positive thing to be said about this election, like no other is that, Zec was not…