‘I only go to the toilet once a week on Thursdays, and now they are saying I locked myself in the airport toilet’
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Zifa announces women’s Under-17 and 20 sides
Zimpapers Sports Hub ZIFA have announced two women’s national junior teams to take part in international engagements next month. The Under-17s to be coached by Lindiwe Ndlovu, whose assistant will be Yohane Chikaola and with Choice Dambuza as manager will be taking part in the Cosafa Championships in Namibia next month. With the Under-20s, the […] …
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Truck driver, passenger nabbed after being found with Broncleer
Thupeyo Muleya, Beitbridge Bureau The country’s security agents have arrested a truck driver and his passenger after they were found with an assortment of prohibited drugs worth US$16,400 that they had smuggled from South Africa. The arrest is part of the continuous crackdown by the Government on drug peddlers. A special unit has already been […] …
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Bulawayo doctor acquitted in US$38,500 maintenance case
Trish Mukwazo A prominent Bulawayo medical practitioner, Dr Nkonzo Ndebele, has been acquitted of charges relating to the non-payment of US$38,500 in child maintenance. Dr Ndebele (59), of Bellevue suburb, appeared before Bulawayo magistrate Mr Chellenge Mahembe, facing allegations of failing to comply with a court-ordered maintenance payment. However, the court ruled in his favour, […] …
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Junior Sables coach sees defeat as learning curve ahead of Tunisia match
Brandon Moyo, Zimpapers Sports Hub ZIMBABWE men’s national Under-20 rugby team head coach, Shaun De Souza has said that their defeat against Namibia in their opening match of the 2025 Barthes Trophy was a learning curve. The Junior Sables suffered a 41-22 defeat at the hands of the young Welwitschias, their first loss in four […] …
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‘Resist destabilisation efforts’-Africa Youth Congress urges Zimbabweans
Joseph Madzimure, Zimpapers Politics Hub Members of the African Youth Congress who were in Zimbabwe to attend the 45th Independence Day celebrations have implored Zimbabweans to desist from any form of aggression against the Government under the instigation of malcontents in the form of former ZANU PF Central Committee Member Blessed Geza and his foreign handlers. […] …
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I bet the majority of today’s ZANU-PF supporters would have defended colonial rule!
Source: I bet the majority of today’s ZANU-PF supporters would have defended colonial rule! This is an uncomfortable truth! Tendai Ruben Mbofana It is always fascinating, though admittedly disturbing, to watch the kind of misplaced loyalty and inexplicable blind devotion exhibited by a significant number of today’s ZANU-PF supporters. The sheer willingness of these individuals […]
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Mining sector gets 5% salary increase
Source: Mining sector gets 5% salary increase -Newsday Zimbabwe MINING sector employees will get a 5% salary increment between January and December this year, following an agreement between the industry and the National Employment Council (NEC) for the sector. The new developments were revealed in a notice to workers by the Zimbabwe Diamond Allies Mineral […]
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Police threaten protesters as Geza stayway begins
Source: Police threaten protesters as Geza stayway begins -Newsday Zimbabwe POLICE have said they have deployed officers throughout the country to ensure the public is free to engage in socio-economic activities without fear of intimidation as the indefinite shutdown called by war veteran Blessed “Bombshell” Geza begins today. Geza had initially called for a two-day […]
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CIO ordered to pay employee US$132k
Source: CIO ordered to pay employee US$132k -Newsday Zimbabwe HIGH Court judge Justice Nyaradzo Priscilla Munangati-Manongwa has ordered the director-general of the Central Intelligence Organisation (CIO) to pay an employee US$132 152 after his monthly salary was reduced. The President’s Department, known as the CIO, ignored a similar order by Justice Gladys Mhuri to pay […]
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