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1972 mine disaster victims remembered

Zimbabwe listed coal Miner Hwange Colliery Company Limited (HCCL) on Tuesday commemorated the 45th annual Kamandama disaster, amid assurance by the company’s board that safety and health were top of priority. In 1972, 427 mine works perished following a mine explosion that

June 7, 2017

US & Canada·Zimbabwe

United States Bars its Citizens From Using Troubled Air Zimbabwe

The United States embassy in Zimbabwean capital Harare has reportedly barred its citizens and staff from traveling on the southern African country’s troubled national airline, Air Zimbabwe, citing safety concerns. According to NewsDay, the US embassy spokesperson David McGuire said in a

June 6, 2017

Africa·Zimbabwe

President Robert Mugabe flying off to attend a UN summit on oceans in New York.

Zimbabwe president Robert Mugabe has arrived in New York for a summit on oceans, the state media reports. The US will be the tenth country he has visited in 2017 ZImbabwe is landlocked – but that hasn’t stopped President Robert Mugabe flying

June 5, 2017

Africa·Zimbabwe

Will Zimbabwe’s President Robert Mugabe succeed to woo the youth vote ?

Zimbabwe’s 93-year-old President Robert Mugabe is due to begin a series of rallies across the country in a bid to win the support of youth ahead of elections next year. Hundreds are already gathered for the rally in a stadium at Marondera,

June 2, 2017

Africa·Arts & Lifestyle·Zimbabwe

Marginalised clan on a 100km walk to raise funds

A neglected minority clan in western Zimbabwe has organised a sponsored walk to cover 100km where they will be targeting tourists visiting Victoria Falls to raise funds for construction of a museum. The Nambya community is dominant in Matabeleland North province, particularly

May 31, 2017

Zimbabwe

ROBERT MUGABE’S DAUGHTER GETS ANOTHER TOP POST

HARARE – President Robert Mugabe’s only daughter is on the rise with a second board appointment in the space of just a few days. Earlier this week, she was confirmed as one of 11 new members of the Censorship Board. On Friday,

May 27, 2017

Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe among the world’s most fragile countries

ZIMBABWE has been ranked number 13th among the world’s most fragile States, putting to shame President Robert Mugabe’s recent denials his country was far from the inglorious classification and was second to South Africa among the continent’s most developed States. This is

May 26, 2017

Zimbabwe

Mum drowns new-born twins killing them both.

A Dzivarasekwa woman killed her newly born twin babies by immersing them in a bucket of water before hiding it in her rented cabin, a local court heard Wednesday. Gladys Tsvuura, 29, appeared before magistrate Babra Chimboza facing charges of concealing birth.

May 25, 2017

Zimbabwe

VIDEO: ‘Drunk’ cop video sparks conversation on Mugabe police brutality

Harare – A video clip showing a drunk police officer in Zimbabwe has sparked a wider conversation on social media about how unpopular President Robert Mugabe’s police force is. In the widely-shared clip, the officer, wearing the trademark boots and navy blue

May 23, 2017

Zimbabwe

‘Massive’ load-shedding looms in Zim as Zesa fails to settle $80m debt to Eskom

Harare – “Massive” load-shedding could begin as early as next week in Zimbabwe – because the cash-strapped authorities still haven’t settled an $80 million debt to Eskom, the Herald reports. The state-run Zimbabwe Electricity Supply Authority (Zesa) has been unable to keep

May 23, 2017

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1972 mine disaster victims remembered

United States Bars its Citizens From Using Troubled Air Zimbabwe

President Robert Mugabe flying off to attend a UN summit on oceans in New York.

Will Zimbabwe’s President Robert Mugabe succeed to woo the youth vote ?

Marginalised clan on a 100km walk to raise funds

ROBERT MUGABE’S DAUGHTER GETS ANOTHER TOP POST

Zimbabwe among the world’s most fragile countries

Mum drowns new-born twins killing them both.

VIDEO: ‘Drunk’ cop video sparks conversation on Mugabe police brutality

‘Massive’ load-shedding looms in Zim as Zesa fails to settle $80m debt to Eskom

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