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Tagwirei Accused of Asset Stripping at Zisco

Despite high expectations surrounding the takeover of the Zimbabwe Iron and Steel Company (Zisco) by Kuvimba Mining House, the fortunes of the steelmaker remain unchanged amid allegations of extensive asset stripping by a firm associated with businessman Kudakwashe Tagwirei. Reports indicate that

April 1, 2024

Arts & Lifestyle·Zimbabwe

Mambo Dhuterere Swindles Church Congregants Out of Promised Residential Stands

Harare | Darlington Mutseta popularly known as Mambo Dhuterere, and his wife have become embroiled in controversy within their church community. Members of the Saint John Apostolic Church of the Whole World have accused the couple of engaging in fraudulent activities, alleging

April 1, 2024

A man drowned while on holiday in Mossel Bay.

South Africa

Cape Town man drowns while on holiday in Mossel Bay

A holiday outing turned tragic when a man from Strand, Cape Town, lost his life while enjoying a fishing trip with friends in Mossel Bay, Western Cape. According to the National Sea Rescue Institute (NSRI), the incident occurred on Friday as the

March 31, 2024

Cattle auctioneer Andrea Lawrence said the situation had nothing to do with unscrupulous behaviour of buyers but the fact that business is low

Zimbabwe

New Cattle Tax Raises Stink: Buying Price Drops From $700 To $80 In Gwanda

Gwanda villagers are alarmed by opportunistic cattle buyers exploiting the drought, driving livestock prices down to alarming levels. According to Ward 1 councillor Stanford Nkala, these buyers are capitalizing on villagers’ desperation amid the widespread hunger in the area and are using

March 31, 2024

More than 20000 Zimbabweans were issued health and care work visas in 2023 the highest number of any nationality after India and Nigeria but many say they will no longer move to Britain

Africa·United Kingdom·Zimbabwe

New UK Visa Regulations Impact Zimbabwean Care Worker Migration Plans

New UK visa rules are dissuading Zimbabwean migrants, potentially exacerbating Britain’s shortage of the care worker. Migrants who were prepared to relocate to the UK for roles in the care sector are now reconsidering their plans due to new visa regulations preventing

March 31, 2024

Increasing cases of police recklessness in South Africa

Crime·South Africa

Police drive into woman, breaking her pelvis and drive off after unleashing rubber bullets into crowd

Cape Town | Nolwazi Tokhwe, a resident of Capricon, is currently undergoing treatment at Victoria Hospital for a broken pelvis, fractured spine, and an injured right arm. She recounts the harrowing experience of being struck by an SAPS police van while attempting

March 31, 2024

Catherine Princess of Wales became the center of crazed conspiracy theories Getty Images

Russia·United Kingdom

Martin Innes: Russia is peddling Kate conspiracies

Experts reveal a Kremlin-affiliated disinformation group spreading Kate conspiracies in recent reports. Princess Catherine disclosed her battle with cancer amidst intense speculation about her absence. Martin Innes, is a leading disinformation expert at Cardiff University. He explains how Kate’s health rumours provided

March 31, 2024

South Africa

Jacob Zuma Survives Alleged Targeted Car Crash

Amidst mounting political upheaval following the revocation of Jacob Zuma’s presidential candidacy and the freezing of his bank accounts, the former South African president narrowly escapes a suspicious car crash. MK spokesperson Nhlamulo Ndhlela has alleged that the collision, occurring shortly before

March 29, 2024

Dali cargo vessel and the wreckage of the Francis Scott Key Bridge

America

‘Incredibly Complex’ Disassembly Begins on Baltimore Bridge Collapse Site

The intricate operation to initiate the removal of debris from the tragic collapse of a Baltimore bridge is underway, marked by the arrival of specialized cranes. Heading the effort is the largest crane along the Eastern Seaboard, transported to Baltimore to spearhead

March 29, 2024

Health & Fitness·Zimbabwe

Cholera Concerns Heighten as Easter Church Gatherings Approach in Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe | Concerns are mounting as Easter approaches, with several churches nationwide preparing for large gatherings that could potentially exacerbate Zimbabwe’s ongoing cholera crisis. Some apostolic sects are anticipating congregations exceeding 100,000, raising fears of a surge in infections and further loss

March 28, 2024

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Tagwirei Accused of Asset Stripping at Zisco

Mambo Dhuterere Swindles Church Congregants Out of Promised Residential Stands

Cape Town man drowns while on holiday in Mossel Bay

New Cattle Tax Raises Stink: Buying Price Drops From $700 To $80 In Gwanda

New UK Visa Regulations Impact Zimbabwean Care Worker Migration Plans

Police drive into woman, breaking her pelvis and drive off after unleashing rubber bullets into crowd

Martin Innes: Russia is peddling Kate conspiracies

Jacob Zuma Survives Alleged Targeted Car Crash

‘Incredibly Complex’ Disassembly Begins on Baltimore Bridge Collapse Site

Cholera Concerns Heighten as Easter Church Gatherings Approach in Zimbabwe

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