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At least 23 Bulawayo families will have their houses and residential stands auctioned today for failure to pay debts owed to council and different financial institutions. An auction company with offices in Harare and Mutare, Hollands Auctioneers, is conducting the auction which has drawn the ire of the Affirmative Action Group (AAG).
A 15-YEAR-OLD Tsholotsho Secondary Schoolboy is battling for life at the United Bulawayo Hospitals with severe head injuries sustained after he was stoned by his mates during a row.
BULAWAYO – An investigation into a fight between a Milton High School boy and a teacher has revealed that the pupil has a history of indiscipline.
The long confrontation by Zimbabwean opposition parties with the tyrannical and slimy ZANU mob has had a fundamental impact on the country’s political culture. The most dramatic example of this political culture is the repetitive mass mobilisation and fragmentation of the Zimbabwean opposition in the past 34 years in general and the MDC’s last 15 years in particular.
HARARE – Zimbabwe has officially awarded the $1,3 billion Hwange Power Station (HPS) expansion tender to Sino Hydro Corporation (SHC) after cancelling an initial offer to China Machinery and Engineering Company (CMEC).
HARARE – Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra) is proposing to lower import duty on finished clothes to reduce smuggling and increase tax collection.
The 11 wives of rapist Independent End Time Messages founder Robert Martin Gumbura recently approached Vice President Joice Mujuru seeking support for their husband jailed for 40 years.
President Mugabe’s neighbour, Michael Pazarangu (55), accused of setting his dogs to hunt buck at the President’s private residence in Borrowdale yesterday changed his plea of not guilty to guilty.
Nehanda Radio has obtained an exclusive recording of a phone call in which current Zimbabwe Football Association (Zifa) board member Tavengwa Hara is heard demanding US$1500 from Edward Kanyangu, the owner of Tripple B football club, to throw away an appeal by Gweru based Hardbody FC. (Listen to the recording below the story)
The war of words between former Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe governor Gideon Gono and his advisor Munyaradzi Kereke has escalated with Kereke writing to the police and the Prosecutor-General seeking the arrest and prosecution of his former boss for alleged fraud involving more than US$400 000.