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Veteran journalist and former Public Affairs Officer at the British Embassy in Zimbabwe, Grace Mutandwa (57), has died at her home in Harare after years of battling with cancer.
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The trial of three former ZBC top managers will start on July 3 on charges connected with the transfer of a company car to one of them, senior regional magistrate Mr Trynos Utahwashe ruled yesterday.
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It’s his eloquence in commanding the queen’s language, the way he articulates and his confidence that has made him capture the hearts of many South Africans and beyond. He is none other than Zimbabwe-born Tapfuma Makina who is arguably one…
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Award-winning Zimbabwean journalist Hopewell Chin'ono has expressed concerns for his life after the ruling Zanu PF party convened a press conference where they made veiled threats at him for exposing alleged corruption by the First Family.
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Beverly Angel, the wife of businessman, serial investor and Prophet, Uebert Angel, has launched a new satellite TV channel dedicated to international news. The couple already has two channels in Miracle TV and GoodNews TV dedicated to…
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Public Relations practitioner and former Sunday Mail Business Editor Augustine Moyo (38) has died. Moyo died in the early hours of yesterday at a local hospital due to injuries he sustained in a freak accident at Eastlea Shopping Centre…
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Two journalists who were arrested on Friday for going into Parktown Hospital in Waterfalls to interview three abducted MDC-Alliance members being treated there, will spend the entire weekend behind bars after their case was postponed to…
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New Zealand media giant NZME launched a symbolic NZ$1.00 (US$0.61) takeover bid for rival Stuff Limited on Monday in the latest effort to consolidate the country's news industry during the coronavirus-induced downturn.
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We are getting sads news from the UK that legendary Radio 3 DJ and Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation (ZBC) television presenter Peter Johns has died in hospital.
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The Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation board has seconded Ms Helliate Rushwaya, one of its non-executive directors, as the acting chief executive officer, taking over from Mr Wisdom Hombarume who was acting for the last six months.
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