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Police in Zimbabwe have released a list of 10 people accused of helping popular but mysterious Facebook blogger Baba Jukwa. Sunday Mail editor Edmund Kudzayi and his brother Phillip are already in police custody and awaiting trial.
The bail hearing of detained Sunday Mail editor Edmund Kudzayi was today postponed to Thursday next week to allow the prosecution enough time to prepare its response.
A Chinese tycoon’s effort to treat hundreds of homeless New Yorkers to a fancy lunch in Central Park fell apart, with people booing, yelling and cursing when they found out he wasn’t giving them cash.
Zimbabwe’s deteriorating economy and a stock market that’s fallen more than any other in Africa this year are doing nothing to scare off one of South Africa’s biggest money managers.
HARARE – Ladies and gentlemen, the results of the “election” of July 31, 2013 are now out. The election results are not the fudged figures announced by the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission, but the practical reality of the acute suffering that Zimbabweans are experiencing every day.
HARARE – Sungura artiste Alick Macheso’s claims that the paternity tests were rigged are baseless, the National Blood Transfusion Service Zimbabwe (NBTSZ) said yesterday.
HARARE – Here are some facts about Edmund Kudzayi, editor of the Sunday Mail, whom we will learn today whether he will be freed on bail in connection with accusations of insurgency, terrorism, banditry, sabotage, attempting to subvert a constitutionally elected government and failing to secure firearms.
The High Court on Friday blocked attempts by the Tendai Biti faction of the MDC to proceed with what they had hoped would be their hearing for MDC-T leader Morgan Tsvangirai on charges of violating the party constitution.
As the fallout over the Baba Jukwa saga continues, the net is closing in on those connected to the shadowy Facebook character with high-profile arrests of cabinet ministers, politburo members, legislators and senior army, police and security officers expected in the next few weeks.
For one facing serious charges of attempting to subvert a constitutionally-elected government or alternatively attempting to commit an act of insurgency, banditry, sabotage or terrorism, Sunday Mail Editor Edmund Kudzayi cuts a defiant figure.