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ENERGY minister Fortune Chasi and Reserve Bank governor John Mangudya yesterday blamed the social media for spreading false narratives about the fuel situation, resulting in panic-buying and contributing to rises in prices of basic commodities.
The avenging spirit of a teenage girl who was allegedly raped and murdered about 16 years ago is wreaking havoc in her killers’ family demanding 10 beasts claiming the compensation was lobola which was supposed to be paid to her parents as she would by this time have been married.
A BATTLE for the heart of a man might sound mundane but many women are using different tactics to save their marriages from “side chicks” or just expose their husbands’ mistresses.
A male prostitute from Mkoba suburb in Gweru who has been masquerading as a woman for the past five years, was recently assaulted by his client after discovering that the thigh vendor was actually a man.
There is no such thing as bad publicity and this phrase rings true for a Bulawayo woman, Violet Chikwezeze, who received help after her horrifying sex life with a goblin was publicised.
Amakhosi founder Cont Mhlanga said directors of the Roil Bulawayo Arts Awards were supposed to run a good research on the arts industry before launching their awards which are quickly losing their lustre.
The Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions has implored President Emmerson Mnangagwa to urgently convene a Tripartite Negotiating Forum (TNF) meeting to address economic challenges being faced by the nation, saying failure to act would lead to unrest.
Flamboyant businessman and Zvimba South National Assembly member Mr Phillip Chiyangwa has lost a commercial stand where he intended to build a multi-million dollar hotel in Masvingo City after he failed to develop it within the specified time.
Zimbabwe’s largest platinum producer, Zimplats, says it has invested over US$2 billion towards developing a world class platinum group metals (PGMs) operation on the country’s Great Dyke mineral belt.
President Emmerson Mnangagwa swore in High Court Judge Justice Loice Matanda-Moyo as the new chairperson of the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission at State House in Harare yesterday.