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The Land Cruiser that shook the court: Why Tungwarara’s payment may have cost Tagwirei more than US$200 000

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Mliswa threatens Parliament protests as feud with Chivayo over CAB3 gifts explodes

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The Land Cruiser that shook the court: Why Tungwarara’s payment may have cost Tagwirei more than US$200 000

What began as a dispute involving Rutendo Matinyarare, Kudakwashe Tagwirei and Paul Tungwarara has evolved into a broader debate about political relevance, influence and who ultimately gains when crises are resolved in public.

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King of bling: How Ginimbi mastered the art of being impossible to ignore

Five years after his death, Ginimbi remains one of Zimbabwe's most fascinating cultural figures — a businessman, socialite and digital superstar who built a myth that continues to captivate the nation.

The activist, the Land Cruiser and price of dissent: When patriotism became a transaction

Reason Wafawarova says the controversy surrounding Rutendo Matinyarare and a Toyota Land Cruiser offer has revealed uncomfortable truths about money, loyalty and political activism in Zimbabwe.

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CAB3 critic Matinyarare sparks uproar after Tungwarara offers him luxury vehicle

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Peter Ndlovu tells South African judge ‘I have 11 more kids to look after’

Zimbabwe's most capped football player, Peter Ndlovu, currently the team manager at Mamelodi Sundowns, is reported to have dodged a financial bullet after the Johannesburg High Court reduced the amount of maintenance one of the mothers of his 13 children was demanding.

SA bank threatens to seize Willard Katsande’s R2 million house

Former Zimbabwe Warriors skipper Willard Katsande is reportedly on the verge of losing his luxury R2 million house after failing to pay the monthly instalments due. A report by the Daily Sun says attempts to repossess the house by SB Guarantee Company a subsidiary company of Standard Bank comes after Katsande is alleged to have failed to "make regular payments in terms of the loan agreement and the bond." Speaking on the issue Katsande told the Daily Sun: "There was a technical problem with the app that led me to pay one bond twice and not pay the other. What happened is that I was paying one bond double. "I made the first payment at the end of January and paid some money towards the arrears. I think everything is sorted," he said.

Susan Mutami repeats allegation that Mnangagwa sexually abused her when she was 15

Controversial Australia based philanthropist Susan Mutami has repeated her claims that she was sexually abused by President Emmerson Mnangagwa inside a Jeep vehicle in 2005 when she was only 15 years old.

‘No party can beat Zanu PF in any free and fair election’ – Obert Gutu

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Rodrick Mutuma reportedly homeless, sleeping in disused vehicles

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