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CapiTalk station manager Napoleon Nyanhi and star presenter Ruvheneko Parirenyatwa have left the Zimbabwe Newspapers Group-owned radio station in an ongoing purge of journalists exhibiting an independent streak.
HARARE – The Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation (ZBC) is reported to have turned down the resignation of its chief correspondent Reuben Barwe after he reached the retirement age of 60 in March this year
The Sunday Mail afforded its readers a peek into the psyche of excommunicated Anglican Bishop Nolbert Kunonga and it was not a pretty sight. The interview with Munyaradzi Huni revealed Kunonga’s disturbing delusion of grandeur.
Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation (ZBC) chief correspondent Rueben Barwe left for the United States to cover the 67th session of the United Nations General Assembly after the US Embassy in Harare ‘finally’ granted him a visa.
Former guerrilla commander Wilfred Mhanda has told SW Radio Africa he does not believe in the concept of granting national hero status, arguing that ordinary people also played key roles in the liberation struggle.
Despite being vituperative in his attacks on foreign-owned banks Kasukuwere is surprisingly tame and evasive when it comes to his role in the demise of the ill-fated Genesis Investment Bank.
Former Harare Polytechnic student leader and current MDC-T National Executive Member Charlton Hwende has instructed his lawyers to take legal action against the state owned Sunday Mail newspaper and its journalist Munyaradzi Huni. Hwende is demanding that the paper retract a “false and malicious story” titled ‘Biti in messy office romance scandal’