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Picture: Tsvangirai new wife with mother in law
Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai’s new wife Elizabeth Macheka can be seen with her new mother in law Mbuya Tsvangirai in Buhera. Tsvangirai’s spokesman Luke Tamborinyoka confirmed the PM had paid lobola for Macheka and a ceremony was held in Buhera.
Porn in Zimbabwe a sign of cultural erosion
The number of women and couples who have been appearing in newspapers either nude or filming themselves in sexual acts seems to be on the increase in Zimbabwe and this is becoming a societal thorn.
Cancer stricken VP Nkomo flown to SA
Vice President John Nkomo has flown to Cape Town for specialist treatment as he continues his battle with cancer. The 77 year old vice president had been missing several crucial government and Zanu (PF) meetings this month due to illness.
TB Joshua, a political scapegoat in Zimbabwe
Without even stating whether Temitope Balogun Joshua, aka TB Joshua, the world-famous Nigerian prophet, is using the power of God or not, it is clear that he has touched the lives of many, writes Laiton Mkandawire.
VIDEO: Big Brother Africa housemates have sex live on TV
Big Brother Africa Stargame housemate Luke from Liberia and Jessica from Namibia get intimate with each other under the sheets during this year’s edition of the reality TV show in South Africa.
Tsvangirai tells UN rights chief of ongoing violence
HARARE- Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai has said that political violence is continuing despite denials by perpetrators who have targeted his supporters. Tsvangirai met with U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights Commissioner Navi Pillay on Tuesday.
75 trapped miners rescued alive in Zim
A total of 75 miners were rescued Tuesday afternoon after a conveyor belt collapsed at the Mimosa platinum mine in Zvishavane. The mine owned by Implats and Aquarius Platinum said “all employees have been accounted for and no injuries have been reported.
75 trapped in Zimbabwe mine collapse
Dozens of miners are trapped underground at a platinum mine in southern Zimbabwe, a mineworkers union said today. Twenty miners were rescued but 65 are still trapped.




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