Over 70% of the total loans taken over by the Zimbabwe Asset Management Company (Zamco) have been fully expunged, with the vehicle now seized with processes to wind up its operations ahead of its sunset period following the settling of its ZW$1,2 billion (US$14,3 million) obligation to the Reserve Bank …
Read More »Mysterious Fires Drive Bindura Man To Commit Suicide
A Bindura man allegedly killed himself after being accused of causing mysterious fires that reportedly burnt down 57 huts at two neighbouring farms in Bindura, Nhau has learnt. Last Friday, the fire burnt down 27 huts at Burnridge farm barely two months after another mysterious fire destroyed 30 huts at …
Read More »Anna ‘Memory’ Machaya Death Opens Pandora’s Box As Another Girl (13) Vanishes At Maranga Shrine
The death of Anna ‘‘Memory’’ Machaya (14) while giving birth at the Johanne Marange Apostolic Church’s Mafararikwa Shrine during their Passover gathering last month has opened a Pandora’s Box after another 13-year-old girl was allegedly married off at the same time. Although the church has spiritedly denied gathering last month, …
Read More »ED Mourns Shaya, Return Of Local Sport Imminent
President Mnangagwa has said the increased tempo in Covid-19 vaccine uptake should see the country’s sporting activities, that have largely been on hold since the pandemic struck returning to their normal schedules soon. The Government, the President said, will also play its part to ensuring greater support to sport once …
Read More »More Zim Youths Turn To Meth, ‘A Pain Killer’ They Say
A young man carefully dismantles a fluorescent light and empties a small sachet of methamphetamine into the tube. Using a cigarette lighter, the 24-year-old Zimbabwean heats it until the white crystals liquefy and begin emanating smoke. Sitting in a room in Glen View, a working-class suburb in the capital Harare, …
Read More »Seven More Deportees Arrive From The UK, Quarantined
The second group of Zimbabwean deportees from the United Kingdom arrived in the country this Thursday. The seven touched down at the Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport aboard a Boeing 767 aircraft. The deportees who only had small parcels with them were media shy with one of them indicating that …
Read More »Govt Has Left Tobacco Farmers Exposed
Zimbabwe’s tobacco farmers have lurched into a crisis following the government’s failure to launch the long-awaited Tobacco Value Chain Transformation Plan, which was expected to spell out how the administration would fund the troubled sector from local resources. Business Times can report that the Ministry of Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and …
Read More »Masvingo’s First Black Deputy Mayor Succumbs To Covid-19
Former Deputy Mayor for Masvingo City Council, Alderman Phillip Debwe (76) has succumbed to Covid-19 related complications. He passed on at Rujeko isolation Centre on Monday where he had been admitted for quarantine for only a day. Family Spokesperson who is also his son, Anthony Debwe confirmed the death to …
Read More »Big Brother Naija: Why Nigerians Are Obsessed With The Reality TV Show
Within the last five years, the Big Brother Naija reality TV show has become Nigeria’s most watched offering on television. Featuring a diverse mix of housemates drawn from across socioeconmic and cultural lines, this enduring TV content format has become a hot button topic. Now in its sixth season, the show continues to …
Read More »Govt’s Abrupt Schools Re-Opening Decision Is An ‘Ambush’
The government was accused of an “ambush” on Wednesday after announcing that schools will re-open for the second term on August 30 – a day after a Covid-19 lockdown was extended by a further two weeks. Examination classes will return to school first on August 30, with the rest of …
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