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Deep beyond the hem of the capital far from the city limits amidst the smell of soot and smoke in the land of Chief Chinamora in Nyamande Village, Domboshava, lies a magnificent mansion that can easily get a slot on MTV cribs.
Zimbabwe should press on with transparent and fair land reform, Britain said on Friday, as Harare’s new leaders look to overhaul policies that evicted thousands of white farmers without compensation.
Plot Mhako – “The Zimdancehall sound, quality, and style of composition have tentatively remained repetitive, stagnant and creating monotony. There seems to be no clear-cut strategy to sustain the momentum and take the music out of the country. Precariously there are no notable collaborations with musicians from other countries in Africa.”
Nyasha Mushekwi can hardly wait to rub shoulders with some of the world’s biggest football superstars, including Brazilians Hulk and Ramires, Grazianno Pelle of Italy and a host of African legends — Christian Bassogog, John Obi Mikel and Pappis Cisse — when he makes his plunge into the mega-rich Chinese Super League.
Acting Minister of Information Simon Khaya Moyo has said Government is working on introducing new television players in a bid to break the Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation’s monopoly. ZBC has monopolised the television broadcasting industry for decades.
The SABC’s Foreign Editor Sophie Mokoena speaks to Jonathan Moyo, the former Higher Education minister under former president Robert Mugabe. Moyo fled the country during the military-backed takeover by now President Emmerson Mnangagwa in November 2017.
A self-confessed hit man who testified to the police alleging a senior government official issued him an assassination order to take out former Foreign Affairs minister Walter Mzembi appeared in court.
Senior secret service operatives who were put on one-year renewable contracts after reaching their retirement age have now been released from the CIO.