‘Bulawayo Chicken Inn Roof(Opposite Tredgold Building) Collapses On Customers’

‘Bulawayo Chicken Inn Roof(Opposite Tredgold Building) Collapses On Customers’

AN undisclosed number of people were injured while having meals at a Chicken Inn fast-food outlet in Bulawayo when its ceiling collapsed on them yesterday. A witness, only identified as Ashley said she was inside the building when the accident happened at around 3pm, opposite Tredgold Building. She said she heard a loud bang and suddenly, everyone was screaming. “Some customers fled from the outlet. I saw blood on the floor as I fled as…

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Broke Zanu PF Regime Fails To Pay Pensioners Since October

HUNDREDS of senior citizens are spending days queuing at banking institutions across the country, hoping to access their November pay as the cash strapped government fails to pay. The frail looking elderly have been camping at the banks since the 31st of November and some from the 10th of December which are the pay dates announced by the Public Service Commission (PSC). In interviews with NewZimbabwe.com, hungry and angry senior citizens sitting and stranded at…

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Tombs Bus Overturns On N1 Highway: 1 Dead And 8 Seriously Injured

Tombs Bus Overturns On N1 Highway: 1 Dead And 8 Seriously Injured

A Zimbabwean woman was killed while eight other people were seriously injured when a Tombs Motorways bus overturned between Makhado and Musina towns on Monday morning. The bus was travelling from Johannesburg to Chegutu. Makhado police spokesperson Constable Irene Radzilane said the incident occurred near Ingwe Lodge, 5km outside Makhado town along the N1 highway. She said the injured were taken to Louis Trichardt Memorial Hospital while the body of the deceased was taken to…

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Chiyangwa Fights Attachment Of His Property Over US$4 Million Interfin Bank Debt

Chiyangwa Fights Attachment Of His Property Over US$4 Million Interfin Bank Debt

Zimbabwe Football Association (Zifa) president and businessman, Phillip Chiyangwa, whose property is set to go under the hammer over a $4 million debt owed to the now-defunct Interfin Bank has filed an urgent chamber application at the High Court, seeking to stop the sheriff from selling his property, pending an application for rescission of judgment.   In his application filed on Monday, Chiyangwa urged the court to consider his matter as urgent, adding the sheriff…

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Kariba Pentecostal Pastor , Charged For Denouncing Mugabe

Kariba Pentecostal Pastor , Charged For Denouncing Mugabe

A PASTOR from a Pentecostal church in Kariba on Tuesday appeared in court charged with criminal nuisance after he allegedly carried placards at the just ended Zanu PF conference denouncing President Robert Mugabe. Patrick Mugadza, 45, travelled all the way from Kariba to Victoria Falls on Friday to stage a demonstration against the Zanu PF leadership. He carried a placard written “Mr President the people are suffering, Proverbs 21:13” as he moved around the streets…

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Mugabe Reads Wrong Speech…Again!… At Victoria Falls Conference

Mugabe Reads Wrong Speech…Again!… At Victoria Falls Conference

PRESIDENT Robert Mugabe came within a whisker of going through another script of a wrong speech at the just-ended Zanu PF conference in Victoria Falls over the weekend, before his alert lieutenants, led by Vice-President Emmerson Mnangagwa, immediately came to his rescue. By the time Mnangagwa and First Lady Grace Mugabe came to his rescue, the veteran politician had already read out the first paragraph of the wrong copy and critically, he seemed to have…

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Bulawayo Zanu-PF youths To Be 1st Beneficiaries Of US$10 Million CBZ Loan Facility

Bulawayo Zanu-PF youths To Be 1st Beneficiaries Of US$10 Million CBZ Loan Facility

ZANU-PF youths from Bulawayo are set to be the first beneficiaries of the CBZ Bank US$10 million national loan facility, a Cabinet Minister said yesterday. Small to Medium Enterprises and Cooperative Development said this at a graduation ceremony held in Bulawayo where the party’s 141 youths received certificates for completing different courses in business management. She said part of the US$10 million loan facility would be advanced to youths that have gone through training in…

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‘Controversial Zimbabwe’s Indigenisation Laws To Be Enforced From January 2016’

‘Controversial Zimbabwe’s  Indigenisation  Laws To Be Enforced From January 2016’

  PRESIDENT Robert Mugabe has revealed having internal differences with his lieutenants on how to respond to Western imposed sanctions his regime blames for the country’s protracted economic ruin.   The veteran leader said in his closing address during a Zanu PF annual national conference in Victoria Falls Saturday there were some within who preferred giving in to external demands.   “The sanctions have made us tough; some have been crying sanctions, sanctions, we are…

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Daily News ‘Editor’ Guthrie Munyuki, On Forced Leave For ‘Spying’ For Mnangagwa

Daily News  ‘Editor’ Guthrie Munyuki, On Forced Leave For ‘Spying’ For Mnangagwa

PUBLISHERS of the Daily News have sent senior assistant editor, Guthrie Munyuki, on forced leave after agitated junior staffers in the privately owned paper demanded his ouster for allegedly spying for Vice President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s faction within paper. “Munyuki was forced to take a ‘precautionary leave’ up to the end of January to allow internal investigations into the allegations to be carried out,” said a source within the paper. It has further emerged that Zanu…

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