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Lionel Dyck: A Life of Service and Controversy in Southern Africa

Zimbabwean mercenary Lionel Dyck passed away at the age of 80 in Cape Town last week after battling cancer. Lionel Dyck, once emblematic of the modern-day mercenary, died on his farm in Cape Town, South Africa. Dyck played pivotal roles in Zimbabwe’s

June 6, 2024

Zimbabwe

Government Partners with Supplier to Restore Cancer Treatment Equipment at Hospitals

ZIMBABWE | The Government, in collaboration with a supplier of cancer treatment equipment, is actively addressing the repair of machines at Parirenyatwa Group of Hospitals and Mpilo Central Hospital. This initiative, which has been in motion for about two years, is part

June 6, 2024

Zimbabwe

Bulawayo Sangoma Convicted for Counterfeit Money Scheme

Sangoma, Misheck Ncube of Bulawayo faces court charges for possessing counterfeit USD and South African Rand notes at his Cowdray Park residence. Ncube allegedly misled clients during money rituals, taking deposits of up to US$5,000 under false pretenses of multiplying their money.

June 6, 2024

Zimbabwe

Zimbabweans nabbed at Beitbridge Border Post for explosives smuggling

South African Police Service (SAPS) in Limpopo arrested two male suspects from Zimbabwe, aged 32 and 42, in the early hours at Beitbridge Border Post. The suspects allegedly attempted to smuggle 124 blasting cartridges and 109 safety fuses for commercial explosives into

June 6, 2024

Zimbabwe·Zimbabwe Politics

Zanu-PF Turmoil: Mutsvangwa Sparks Factional Dispute

Factionalism rattles Zanu-PF, with Mutsvangwa facing backlash. The Chinhoyi University of Technology’s gym hall hosted a provincial coordinating committee (PCC) meeting where ZANU-PF politburo member Ziyambi Ziyambi exited amid reports of factional disputes in Mashonaland West province. The rift emerged from discord

June 6, 2024

Zimbabwe

Prophet Talent Madungwe Evicted

ZIMBABWE | Controversial ‘Man of God,’ Prophet Talent Madungwe, also known as ‘The Heavenly Army Commander,’ is facing eviction by his landlord after failing to pay rent for four months. Madungwe, founder of the Exile Desire of All Nations church, gained notoriety

June 3, 2024

Zimbabwe

Government Announces Issuance of 100,000 Title Deeds in Epworth, Chitungwiza, and Southlea Park

ZIMBABWE | A Government official revealed plans to issue 100,000 title deeds to homeowners in Chitungwiza, Southlea Park, and Epworth under the Presidential Title Deeds and Settlement Regularization Programme. Justice, Legal, and Parliamentary Affairs Permanent Secretary Vimbai Nyemba, outlined the Government’s aim

June 3, 2024

Zimbabwe·Zimbabwe Politics

Mnangagwa Allegedly Ousts Chinamasa from Influential Treasury General Post

Former Cabinet minister and Zanu-PF politburo member Patrick Chinamasa has reportedly been removed from his influential post as treasury general following a conflict with President Emmerson Mnangagwa. Sources indicate the rift stemmed from Chinamasa’s perceived interference with Cabinet ministers. Mnangagwa recently summoned

June 3, 2024

Featured·Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe’s Public Service Workers to Pay Pensions in Foreign Currency

The Treasury has mandated that public service workers earning in foreign currency must now make their pension contributions in the same currency, starting this year. This directive comes from the Public Service Commission (PSC). Employees who receive both foreign currency and local

June 3, 2024

Crime·South Africa

IEC Disputes Claims of Destroyed Ballot Papers Amid Allegations of Election Rigging

MK Party members have discovered destroyed and burned ballot papers hidden in the bushes in Mpumalanga, specifically in Ermelo, Skapruz, ward 16. The police and local media arrived at the scene to investigate. This incident is the latest in a series of

June 3, 2024

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