Thank you for giving Zimbabweans work – Mugabe tells SA
PRETORIA – Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe thanked South Africa for “taking care” of Zimbabweans who live and work in the country and called for support for President Jacob Zuma.
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PRETORIA – Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe thanked South Africa for “taking care” of Zimbabweans who live and work in the country and called for support for President Jacob Zuma.
MUTARE – Expelled former Zanu PF secretary for administration Didymus Mutasa had his nomination papers rejected by the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission at the close of nomination today, having filed them in the ruling party’s name.
WASHINGTON – Hundreds of protesters took to streets on Wednesday to protest against the shocking shooting of unarmed black man by a white police officer in South Carolina.
Kenya’s government has ordered the closure of 13 money transfer firms to prevent militant Islamists from using them to finance attacks, the interior minister has told the BBC.
UNITED KINGDOM – Gunman Konzani Ncube terrified six shop workers and customers by pointing a handgun at their heads and threatening to pull the trigger as he rampaged through a town.
DURBAN – Violence has broken out in Durban. Riot police clashed with hundreds of foreign nationals who took to the streets to protest against xenophobia.
The following is a message delivered by famous Nigerian prophet TB Joshua during his live service the weekend before this one. Joshua alludes to three popular prophets in Zimbabwe and how they are going to fall one by one.
The decision by the Speaker of Parliament to finally respond to the MDC request to use the “Tekere amendment” and have seats occupied by MDC Renewal MPs declared vacant has thrown the MDC a curve ball. And many have salivated at the likely consequences of any decision that the MDC will make.
It is about a month now since Itai Dzamara was abducted by suspected State agents. His abductors accused him of having stolen cattle.
HARARE – Disaffected Zanu PF stalwarts, who have defiantly broken ranks with President Robert Mugabe to coalesce under the banner and principles of the “original Zanu PF”, and who now operate as Zanu People First, say the hero-worshipping of politicians such as the nonagenarian needs to end if Zimbabwe is ever to come right.