Netizens drape on the Zimbabwe Flag in Uhuru celebration

Flora Fadzai Sibanda, Online Reporter IN a show of patriotism, Zimbabweans around the world took to social media to celebrate Independence Day by taking pictures with the National Flag and penning messages to show their love for the Motherland. Zimbabwe marked 43 years of Independence from colonial rule on 18 April. Trending on Twitter was […] …
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Highlander heyi! … Bosso are Independence Kings, again

Tadious Manyepo in Mount Darwin Dynamos 0-0 Highlanders Highlanders won 5-3 on penalties MATCHES between Dynamos and Highlanders are never friendlies. And the historical Independence Trophy final at Mupfure Stadium here yesterday was no exception. A bruising battle that saw one red card and five yellow cards flashed in a match that spiced the 43rd […] …
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175 public transporters arrested for not following timetables

Asst Comm Nyathi Online Reporter A TOTAL of 175 drivers were arrested in an ongoing operation to enforce route permits and time tables on Passenger Public Service Vehicles, bringing cumulative arrests to 16 915. Police confirmed the arrests on their official twitter account on 17 April. The police launched to nationwide operation in February 2023 […] …
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26 new cholera cases in Zimbabwe

Thandeka Moyo-Ndlovu, Senior Health Reporter ZIMBABWE has recorded 26 new confirmed and suspected cholera cases during the past 24 hours, as the national recovery rate stands at 96 percent. The suspected cases were reported from Beitbridge (11) and Mutare City (two) while the other 13 cases were confirmed during laboratory tests. According to the cholera daily […] …
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Six Bikita senior managers arrested for corruption

George Maponga in Masvingo Six senior Bikita Rural District Council officials have been arrested for corruption over allegations of illegally taking a council loan amounting to nearly $US200 000 to purchase personal vehicles without Government approval as mandated by the law. The six, Anold Matuke, Bonface Norumedzo, Nomater Gezera, Morgan Madhura, Never Mavhuna and Philemon […] …
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