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HARARE – Two Zanu PF formations are now effectively in existence after former Presidential Affairs minister Didymus Mutasa revealed that he had formally written to Speaker of Parliament Jacob Mudenda to advise him that the Zanu PF led by President Robert Mugabe was illegal and as such had no mandate to fire him or anyone else from the party.
HARARE – In a new twist to the Meikles Limited (Meikles) and Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) wrangle, the hospitality group has sued the Alban Chirume-led bourse for $50 million in “delictual damages for patrimonial loss” arising from the $90 million-debt debacle.
One person died while 23 others were injured when bus owned by Masvingo Urban MP Daniel Shumba overturned at Mbalabala, on its way to Victoria Falls for president Robert Mugabe’s birthday bash.
HARARE – Raunchy dancer Beverly ‘Bev’ Sibanda’s penchant for an expensive lifestyle has proved costly after she reportedly got involved in a physical confrontation with her hairdresser, Revai Tinarwo, with the latter demanding her dues for services rendered about seven months ago.
HARARE – You are wrong if you thought lewd lyrics and shocking vibes are the preserve of American rappers. In Zimbabwe there is a young musician who calls himself Maskiri, who has stolen the limelight for controversial reasons.
HARARE – The world of music is littered with chancers and opportunists who have claimed fame just by releasing a hit song and over the years these lucky musicians have been dubbed the one-hit wonder kids.
Thomas Mapfumo’s latest and recently released in Zimbabwe album is titled “Dangerzone’. It has been a while since he last released an album with new songs for his fans and the general public.
My eyes are not on the huge 91st birthday party of Zimbabwe’s president at our country’s World Heritage site, the Victoria Falls, this weekend.
Often we hear people proclaiming that we are born to die, and it is indeed the inevitable which give us the challenge to do the utmost and enjoy the years before it happens.
ZVISHAVANE – Norman Mapeza says he expects a tough battle at Mandava this afternoon as FC Platinum hope to keep Zimbabwe’s flag flying high in the CAF Confederation Cup preliminary second leg tie against Sofapaka of Kenya.