HARARE – Five suspected commercial sex workers together with a hired commuter omnibus driver who reportedly attacked a local photo-journalist openly wept in court after they were remanded in custody.
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Dancing queen caught naked with married man in Mabvuku
HARARE – A dancing queen was last Thursday shamed after she was caught naked with a married man. Valentine Hungwe claimed to be a member of the Pala Fala dancing queens but group’s manager disowned her.
Read more ›MDC-T applauds SADC resolution
The MDC applauds the SADC summit resolution effectively reversing the unilateral, unlawful and ill-advised election date proclamation by Robert Mugabe.
Read more ›Journalist battling for life after assault
Freelance journalist, Paul Pindani, is reportedly battling for life after he was abducted from his home and severely assaulted in Mashonaland West’s provincial capital of Chinhoyi on Friday, 14 June 2013.
Read more ›ZESN call for meaningful reforms
The Zimbabwe Election Support Network (ZESN) is calling for meaningful reforms before Zimbabweans go for polls this year.
Read more ›Beyond Bullets and Rockets: FRELIMO Repackaged
From May 29-30, 2013 I was humbled to represent my party, the MDC led by Morgan Tsvangirai, at a policy forum on wealth distribution and the role of ruling parties in Southern Africa that was held in the beautiful coastal city of Maputo in Mozambique.
Read more ›Nehanda Radio Citizen Reports: 17 June 2013
On Monday I was walking past a Zanu PF office at Machipisa when two guys who were in there invited me and my friend inside and started harassing us calling us sellouts because I waved at my friend. I did not even know the offices existed since I’m new in the area.
Read more ›Goche said Makoni was a coward
Former Public Service Minister Nicholas Goche, currently Minister of Transport, said he did not believe that Simba Makoni could challenge President Robert Mugabe in the 2008 elections because he was a coward.
Read more ›Zimbabwe Wall of Shame: George Charamba
Today we add President Robert Mugabe’s spokesman George Charamba to the Zimbabwe Wall of Shame. In 2004 the Permanent Secretary in the Information Ministry, bashed his wife Rudo in what was described as an attempt to kill her.
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