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Government Splurges Again: Lavish Fleet for Chiefs Raises Eyebrows

In a move that has sparked public debate and raised eyebrows among citizens, the Zimbabwean government has reportedly spent millions of United States dollars on a fleet of top-of-the-range off-road vehicles for traditional leaders. The allocation of 100 Isuzu double-cab vehicles to

March 1, 2024

Epakan Ekaale was visited by excited Arsenal fans

international·Sports

Triple Delight: Arsenal Fans Blitz Hospital with Gifts as Woman Names Triplets after Star Players

In a plot twist that even the most seasoned scriptwriters couldn’t have concocted, a Kenyan woman, Epakan Ekaale, sent shockwaves through her community when she delivered not one, not two, but three tiny Gunners-in-the-making. What’s more, these tiny tots have been bestowed

March 1, 2024

Africa·Travel·Zimbabwe

Condolences Pour in for the Late Zimbabwe Former ZTA Boss, Karikoga Kaseke

The passing of Karikoga Kaseke leaves a significant void in the tourism sector, and he will be remembered fondly for his immense contributions to promoting Zimbabwe’s unique offerings on the global stage. His legacy extends beyond mere promotional efforts; Kaseke played a

March 1, 2024

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Featured·international·Zimbabwe

Kuvimba Mine Strikes Gold in Lithium Reserves

In an exclusive revelation, the Zimbabwe Independent reports that Sandawana Mines, under the ownership of Kuvimba Mining House, is positioned atop an estimated 100 million tonnes of lithium, solidifying its status as one of the largest lithium assets globally. Lithium, a critical

February 25, 2024

Africa·Money & Finance·Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe Grapples with US$6.8 Billion Trade Deficit, a Concern Raised by Buy Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe is grappling with a staggering negative trade deficit of US$6.8 billion over the last four years, as highlighted by Buy Zimbabwe, a group advocating for the consumption of domestic products. “We’ve been operating with a negative trade balance, with imports exceeding

February 25, 2024

Interview·Zimbabwe·Zimbabwe Politics

Job Sikhala Emerges Stronger: Insights from ‘In Conversation with Trevor’

Candid opposition figure Job Sikhala, recently released after spending 595 days in solitary confinement at Chikurubi Maximum Security Prison, shared his transformative experience on the platform In Conversation with Trevor. The host, Trevor Ncube (TN), engaged in a revealing conversation with Sikhala

February 25, 2024

Africa·Travel·Zimbabwe

Botswana’s President Masisi Firm on Passport-Free Access for Zimbabweans

Botswana’s President, Mokgweetsi Masisi, staunchly advocates for the removal of passport requirements between Zimbabwe and South Africa, aligning this proposal with SADC guidelines and the principles of good neighborliness. “In line with the Southern African Development Community (SADC) guidelines and good neighborliness,

February 25, 2024

Africa·Zimbabwe·Zimbabwe Politics

A Chance for Renewal: Rebuilding Zimbabwe’s Opposition Amidst CCC Turmoil

In the midst of the crisis within Zimbabwe’s main opposition, the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC), a promising opportunity emerges to reconstruct a formidable force from the current challenges. The opposition, weakened by the street-smarts and brute force of the ruling Zanu

February 23, 2024

Environment·South Africa·Technology

Western Cape invests nearly R7 billion in a comprehensive plan to make Riversdale the first town to be load shedding free

In a groundbreaking move, the Western Cape Government, in collaboration with the Hessequa Municipality, is spearheading efforts to eliminate load shedding in Riversdale. Premier Alan Winde, addressing the State of the Province, highlighted the detrimental impact of load shedding on the province’s

February 23, 2024

Featured·South Africa

Academic Scandal Unveiled at University of Fort Hare: Plagiarism Allegations Taint Reputation

In an alarming development, the University of Fort Hare is embroiled in a scandal that undermines the core principles of academic integrity. Professor Emmanuel Olusola Adu, a pivotal figure in this controversy, faces accusations of neglecting his responsibilities by overlooking and inadequately

February 23, 2024

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