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MDC Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa has accused President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s regime of weaponizing Covid-19 against his opponents after party spokesperson Fadzayi Mahere tested positive for Covid-19 two days after being released from Chikurubi Maximum Security Prison.
Model and entrepreneur Natalie Mammi Chole, real name Natalie Melody Mhandu has scoffed at claims that she is disgraced Pastor Shingi Munyeza’s side chick.
With so many Zimbabweans dying from Covid-19, Nehanda Radio has decided to compile a central list that will be updated daily and paying tribute to those who have lost their lives.
Zanu PF has sent a message of condolence to the Mumbengegwi family following the death of Mrs Emily Mumbengegwi, wife to the party’s Secretary for External Relations, Simbarashe Mumbengegwi yesterday.
A Masvingo woman was killed while her husband, a businessman, is battling for life in hospital after they were thrown into a 20-metre deep disused mine shaft by four armed robbers who had kidnapped them from their house in Target Kopje suburb last Thursday.
A tuckshop has been built in the middle of a tarred road in Harare’s Dzivaresekwa 3 with the structure having a slab and poles in a blatant disregard of city by-laws and no attempt by council staff to stop the work as it started or get rid of it once it was built.
The twists and turns in the January transfer business at English Premiership football club Aston Villa could leave Zimbabwe international midfielder Marvelous Nakamba on the brink.
Chief Mashayamombe, born Ignatius Chiketa Kanengoni who died on Monday evening, has been described as a humble and straightforward traditional leader.
Former cabinet minister Jonathan Moyo has dismissed as “false and outrageous” allegations that he raped veteran pageant organiser Sipho Mazibuko 11 years ago while she was pregnant.
By Gideon Gono
The community of central bank Governors in any country, Zimbabwe included, is a very small one and when one of them is taken, that departure leaves a yawning gap of unimaginable proportions.
The sudden departure of Zimbabwe’s illustrious Governor, Dr Kombo James Moyana, the first black man to put his signature on our currency and stood guard over its value to his last day in office( 1993) is a serious blow to our pool of indomitable expertise and experience.