By Farai Matebvu Journalists need to be adequately capacitated for them to work efficiently; if the scourge of corruption can be overcome. This came out at a media training workshop hosted by Transparency International Zimbabwe (TIZ) in Mutare this week advocating for journalists to intensively report on corruption related matters …
Read More »Divisions Rock MRP, As SG Resigns
Cracks have emerged in Matabeleland’s secessionist grouping, Mthwakazi Republic Party (MRP) leading to the resignation of its national secretary general, Indaba has learnt. A letter seen by Indaba states that Ackim Mhlanga left the party over differences that have gone unaddressed in terms of transparency and accountability. Mhlanga further states …
Read More »Another Zim survivor tells of horrific scenes in Cabo Delgado
A brief background of Palma Palma is a coastal town located far north of Cabo Delgado province in Mozambique. It is very close to the Tanzanian boarder, 20 kilometres away. Since the discovery of vast deposits of gas by Anardako (an American oil and gas exploration company), there was a …
Read More »Dinde Villagers In Hwange Fear Losing 470K Ha Of Land To Chinese Investor
Villagers in Hwange’s Dinde village are up in arms with a Chinese coal mining company they allege intends to evict them from their 470 000ha of land, Indaba has learnt. The villagers reportedly want to petition Parliament over the matter as the coal mining company, Beifa Investments has already started …
Read More »First Lady Advocates For The Preservation Of Ubuntu In Hwange
First Lady Auxilia Mnangagwa has said she recognizes the invaluable role played by traditional leaders in upholding traditional values, and urged Zimbabweans to uphold these morals. Speaking during her ‘Dzidziso yaAmai Munhanga/Mugota/Ixhiba’ project at Chief Nekatambe’s homestead in Dete on Friday, Amai Mnangagwa encouraged traditional leaders to help in preserving …
Read More »Prince Philip The duke Of Edinburgh Dies At 99
Prince Philip, the Greece-born royal who as the husband of Queen Elizabeth II was the longest-serving consort to a British sovereign, died Friday. He was 99. “His Royal Highness passed away peacefully this morning at Windsor Castle,” the royal family announced. “Further announcements will be made in due course. The …
Read More »Zimsec June ‘O’ & ‘A’ Level Exams Put On Hold
Government has suspended the June Zimbabwe School Examination Council’s (Zimsec) Ordinary and Advanced (‘O’and ‘A’) Level June examinations. It has been announced that the next examinations will be sat for in November this year. Nhau/Indaba
Read More »Madzibaba Gumbira Still Insane
Bindura’s Johanne Masowe WeChishanu prophet and leader Madzibaba Rakeni Gumbira of Chiwaridzo is yet to recover from mental instability following an unsanctioned three day prayer vigil on top of the prohibited and sacred Jeta Mountain. Madzibaba Gumbira allegedly led eight of his congregants into the mountain an act which angered …
Read More »Deplorable! Some Hwange Schools Use Classrooms As Hostels
By Rutendo MapfumoGone are the days when the menace of wild animals, which roam free in the verdant, untamed Hwange forests, forced parents to take drastic measures with regards to their children’s education. Guardians and parents often faced the tough decision of whether to send the younglings to school when …
Read More »Prophet Goes Berserk After Praying In Sacred Jeta Mountain
Bindura’s Johanne Masowe WeChishanu prophet and leader Madzibaba Rakeni Gumbira of Chiwaridzo has gone insane after leading his congregants in a three day prayer session on top of the prohibited and sacred Jeta mountain. The sacred mountain is located in Masembura communal lands at Manhenga. Nhau/Indaba had the chance to …
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