Kindness Paradza

A new Zanu-PF support base is emerging following the fall of several party heavyweights, including ministers during the party's primary elections this weekend amid reports of factionalism aligned to President Emmerson Mnangagwa and his…
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Despite frenzied reports that did the rounds on social media for the past few weeks that toes were being cut and sold in exchange for nearly US$40 000, the Government has dismissed the news as false and misleading.
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The ruling Zanu PF party is in the process of investigating the violence that occured in Chinhoyi last month and saw the Deputy Minister of Information and Publicity, Kindness Paradza, come to within inches of his death, Zim Morning Post…
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Three new television stations risk losing their licences after failing to pay licensing fees to the Broadcasting Authority of Zimbabwe (BAZ) by the deadline of January 21.
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Legislators have warned Finance minister Mthuli Ncube against not taking Parliament business seriously after he failed to turn up to explain why his ministry had stalled in disbursing US$5 million to the Zimbabwean embassy in the United…
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Zanu PF legislator Kindness Paradza (Makonde) has accused his MDC counterparts’ snub of diplomatic passports offered by President Emmerson Mnangagwa government as a cheap publicity stunt as some of them were issued with the travel document…
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Parliament has been urged to institute an investigation into the chemical composition of the liquid in water cannons used by police to disperse crowds amid fears that the liquid could contain harmful substances.
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Eight Zimbabwean students have been arrested in Cyprus on allegations of armed robbery, bringing to 12 the number of Zimbabwean students arrested for serious crimes in that country, a Zimbabwean legislator has confirmed.
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While foreign universities are portrayed as havens of quality education compared to those in the country, Zimbabwean students in Northern Cyprus are going through hell.
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The Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Foreign Affairs says it is worried by the continued ill treatment of Zimbabweans by South African and Botswana authorities and is set to engage them over the issue.
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