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Umbro kit for Warriors torches storm
Amid the gloom that descended on domestic football yesterday, as the Warriors’ Umbro kit was met with fierce resistance, and rejection, by furious fans, the team’s former captain, Moses Chunga, provided a ray of light.
Charambas reflect on life journey
It all started at St Mary’s Apostolic Faith Mission church in Chitungwiza where Charles Charamba met Olivia Maseko.
AUDIO: Axed presenter Robert Marawa tells SuperSport to ‘be honest with the people’
Robert Marawa says that he can’t be “beholden to people because they dangle a certain carrot” following his axing from SuperSport on Thursday.
Three opposition MPs sue minister, police over bashing in Parliament of Zimbabwe
Three opposition legislators have sued government demanding US$27,000 as compensation for violation of their fundamental rights when some law enforcement agents assaulted them in Parliament in November 2018.
Why Zimbabwe faces worst power cuts in three years
Zimbabwe is experiencing its worst power cuts in three years, lasting up to 10 hours daily in some areas and threatening mining output in one of the world’s biggest platinum and gold producers.
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Top lawyers demand retractions from Wafawarova over US$20m ‘cabal’ claims
Prominent Harare-based legal practitioners have issued urgent demands for retractions and apologies from social media commentator Reason Wafawarova following a series of posts alleging the existence of a US$20 million “Matebeleland cabal” linked to Zimbabwe’s constitutional reform agenda.
The return of the King of the Airwaves: Tich Mataz ends three decades of exile
In a move that has sent shockwaves of nostalgia and excitement through the broadcasting industry, Tichafa Matambanadzo, the man the continent knows and loves as Tich Mataz, has officially joined Channel Africa.
Stanbic Bank Zimbabwe posts ZWG1.7 billion full-year profit, up 48%
Stanbic Bank Zimbabwe Limited recorded a good financial performance for the year ended 31 December 2025, achieving a profit after tax of ZWG1.7 billion, driven by robust loan book growth and strong economic fundamentals.
National Trauma: The CURSE study of Robert Mugabe and his political and family trajectory
Mugabe is often described in binaries: hero or villain, liberator or dictator. Both are true and yet neither is adequate. Because Mugabe was not only a political figure. He was also a psychological case study of something far more unsettling:
