P.M Morgan Tsvangirai said on Sunday Zimbabwe should invite international observers and a peacekeeping force to ensure that its next national election is free and fair.
Zinasu leaders assaulted
Four ZINASU leaders were seriously assaulted and injured by suspected MDC-T youths at a memorial service for the late wife of Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai, at Glamis Stadium on Saturday....
Government to build more three Universities
Government is set to build three more State universities in the next five years in Matabeleland South, Mashonaland East and Manicaland. ...
Deadly and resistant TB strain reported in Epworth
ONE case of deadly multi-drug resistant tuberculosis has been confirmed in Epworth and two more people in the same area are suspected to be infected. ...
Listen to assets song Chinja Maitiro by Viomak
Chinja Maitiro is a song inspired by MDC's popular slogan. ...
Cape Town University to run as hotel during world cup.
One of Africa’s premier universities, the University of Cape Town (UCT) will soon be opening its doors as the continent’s largest accommodation hub in time for the Soccer World Cup 2010 kick-off....
Multitudes of prostitutes head for South Africa for world cup
As many as 40 000 women are expected to arrive in South Africa ahead of the World Cup to work as prostitutes. ...
Capital punishment for man who raped corpse
A Gokwe man who killed his sister-in-law in the course of a robbery before "raping the corpse" was yesterday sentenced to death by the High Court. ...
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Tsvangirai bitter on corruption
MDC-T leader Morgan Tsvangirai has publicly admitted that his party is riddled with corruption that is threatening its integrity and vowed to fire all members found guilty. -
Jamaican jailed for murdering Zimbabwean
A man has been sentenced to 12 years imprisonment for the manslaughter of 23-year-old Tarirai Munjanja in Slough last year. -
Archbishop of Canterbury opens Zimbabwe photographic exhibition
The Archbishop of Canterbury has spoken out against a "small criminal clique" undermining the Anglican church in Zimbabwe at the opening of a photographic exhibition at Southwark Cathedral. -
Gender Forum Discussion: Zimbabwean Marriages
Gender Forum Discussion:“Zimbabwean Marriages – the truth every woman should know”.The Book Café, Fife Ave Mall (upstairs).Tuesday 9 March, 2010 – 5.30-7pm -
Jestina Mukoko among winners of Women of Courage Award
Secretary Clinton today announced the 10 winners of this year’s International Women of Courage (IWOC) award. On March 10, Secretary Clinton will present the awards to the honorees at the Department of State. -
Britain resists S.Africa pressure on Zimbabwe sanctions
British PM Gordon Brown on Thursday insisted that Zimbabwe should make more progress before sanctions can be lifted, resisting pressure from South African President Jacob Zuma. -
Civil society warns of worsening rights abuse
Civil society organisations have warned of worsening human rights abuse at the hands of state security agents' -
PM narrowly escapes serious car accident
Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai narrowly escaped a potentially serious car accident, when a tyre burst on his recently issued government vehicle two weeks ago. -
PM Tsvangirai to officially open regalia shop
The regalia shop, known as the New Zimbabwe Excellence Shop is the first of its kind to be launched by a political party in Zimbabwe. -
ZANU PF party stashing millions of US dollars in illicitly acquired wealth in Malaysia
High ranking political and business officials from President Robert Mugabe's Zanu PF party are stashing millions of US dollars in illicitly acquired wealth in Malaysia -
Bulawayo man impregnates his step daughter
A 34 year old man and a 21-year-old woman from Cowdray Park in Bulawayo who had the guts of being intimate fully aware that they were related. -
Son beats up mum, orders her out of home
A 20-YEAR-OLD man from Bulawayo’s Tshabalala suburb last week went berserk and assaulted his 47-year-old mother and niece before kicking them out of their home, a court heard. -
Policeman sells pistol to robbers
The Officer-in-Charge at Mamina Police Station, Mhondoro, lost a service pistol which was then sold to suspected armed robbers. -
Girl raped twice in a row
A 32-year-old Binga neighbourhood watch committee member allegedly raped a 17-year-old rape victim he was accompanying to the police station, a court heard last week. -
Zimbabwe Black Book launched
Zimbabwe Black Book (ZBB) has launched to reveal deceitfulness, corruption and confusion dowering in Zimbabwe's government. The site and vision is an idea from a Zimbabwe youth based in the Diaspora.
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Catholic priest in girlfriend row
The story of Roman Catholic priests breaking their celibacy vows is a tired tale, but in Bulawayo’s suburb of Tshabalala the narrative is made more intriguing by angry radical church youths -
Man who pricked wife with HIV needles jailed
HIV testing and counselling is being offered to people after the identity of a man who infected his wife was revealed.The name suppression of Artwell Chakanyuka was lifted by a court this week. -
Mother who sparked armed siege falsely claimed £26 000 benefits
A mother who threatened to shoot her children has now admitted falsely claiming £26,000 in benefits. -
Mugabe sucked into diamond saga
President Robert Mugabe is caught in a sticky situation over the raging diamonds conflict, facing an explosive confrontation with the Reserve Bank and the Supreme Court. -
Former GCNW volunteer masquerading as GCNI executive director
Former Girl Child Network WORLDWIDE ( GCNW) Volunteer Priscilla Nyathi is said to be masquerading as Girls Child Network INTERNATIONAL (GCNI ) 's Executice Director. -
Disgruntled boy kills soldier
A Harare teenager reportedly killed a soldier by deliberately running him over with his truck following an altercation during which the teen told the man’s lover that she earned "peanuts". -
Cop head-butts woman over love proposal
A cop from Bulawayo’s Entumbane suburb allegedly head-butted a woman who had turned down his love proposal and later tried to escape from police custody after his arrest, a court heard -
Woman assaulted for falling pregnant
A Hwange woman was severely assaulted with clenched fists by her husband for falling pregnant, Sunday News can disclose. -
Zim, Botswana officials to meet over stand-off
Zimbabwe and Botswana security officials will meet next week to resolve the impasse caused by the arrest of three armed Tswana rangers who illegally crossed the border. -
Wife raped in adultery revenge mission
A Masvingo woman was allegedly raped by two brothers as punishment for her husband’s adulterous affair with one of the men’s wife. -
Zimbabwe man murders SA landlord
A Zimbabwean man has been arrested on allegations that he murdered his landlord a school teacher whose body was found in manhole, police said. -
Police officers arrested for leaks to MDC
Two senior police officers and an ex-policeman have been arrested, with the serving officers being summarily transferred to remote police stations outside Harare -
A customs US$25 million corruption saga sucks in Zimra Boss
A Zimbabwe Revenue Authority manager believed to be part of a racket that swindled the authority of approximately US$25 million by forging customs clearance certificates has been arrested. -
Wife and daughters torment a Luveve man
A 64-year-old Luveve man is living an abusive life at the hands of his wife and three of his daughters who are in the habit of teaming up and dragging him out of the house -
EU gives Zimbabwe $13 million for smallholder farmers
The European Union announced a $13 million fund for Zimbabwean smallholder farmers, in a bid to revive the southern African country's agriculture sector after years of decline.
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MDC-T to descend on Beitbridge councillors
MDC-T, smarting from embarrassing reports of corruption in local authorities run by its members, says it is determined to weed out all bad apples. -
23 rebel Chitungwiza clrs expelled
MDC-T yesterday expelled 23 Chitungwiza councillors from its ranks for defying a party directive to elect Dr Vincent Gwaradzimba as mayor to replace the fired Israel Marange. -
Tsvangirai rejects law signed by Mugabe
Morgan Tsvangirai rejected legislation signed into law by President R. Mugabe that forces companies to sell more than half of their shares to black investors, saying it would “scare off†foreigners. -
Zimbabwe President strips PM Tsvangirai of powers
Harare - A fresh confrontation is looming in Zimbabwe’s shaky power sharing government after President Robert Mugabe reportedly ordered all ministers to stop reporting to Prime Minister -
Victim of political violence battles for life
An eight-year-old boy is still battling for his life in Johannesburg, 10 months after he sustained extensive burns in a fire that killed his mother and brother during politically motivated violence in the western regions of Zimbabwe. -
Tsvangirai can't meet Mugabe at will.
"I meet him (Mugabe) whenever I want," Prime Minister Tsvangirai boasted in South Africa back in April this year. Well, it turns out that is not quite the case -
Finance minister Biti proposes diasporans tax
Finance Minister Tendai Biti said in a report that Zimbabweans living abroad in South Africa and the United Kingdom could help the country fund operations -
Politicians Face-Off Over South Africa Diplomatic Post
Fierce fight to rock the inclusive government is brewing over the pending appointment of the new ambassador to South Africa -
ZANUPF and MDC set for costly Copenhagen trip
President Robert Mugabe will next week take a 59-member delegation to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change in Copenhagen, -
Tendai Biti Freezes Media Boss Out Of National Budget
The Finance Minister of Zimbabwe, Tendai Biti, has frozen media hangman Tafataona Mahoso and his new Broadcasting Authority of Zimbabwe -
MDC-T suspends Zengeza East MP
MDC-T’s national executive has suspended Zengeza East Member of the House of Assembly Mr Alexio Musundire after they found him guilty of inciting violence. -
War vet rises from shallow grave clutching AK 47
When the touring group of Zimbabwe's Fallen Heroes Exhumers entered the Chimoio shrine in Mozambique on a hot afternoon last Friday, -
Biti to curb Robert Mugabe's trips abroad
Zimbabwe government spent more than US$28 million on foreign travels this year, enough to pay one third of the country’s civil servants one month’s salary, -
Zanu PF abducts nine year old
Political violence incidences are on the rise in Chimanimani with recent reports that a nine year old son of an Movement for Democratic Change -
MDC suspends its UK leadership
The MDC has suspended its Jonathan Chawora-led executive after allegations of mismanagement of funds.
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Miss Southern Africa International registration now open
Miss Southern Africa is an International Event that celebrates the people of Southern Africa, -
Viomak escorts Mugabe to land of Kings for 86th birthday
On 27 February 2010, President Mugabe’s 86th birthday celebrations will be held in Bulawayo, the land of Kings. -
Listen to Protest singer latest hit song Hapana Mutsvene
The queen of Zimbabwe protest music is back with a music album to celebrate President Robert Mugabe's 86th birthday in style. -
Zimbabwe arrests reporter on World Cup assignment
Zimbabwe's Tourism Minister Walter Mzembi told journalists he was "extremely concerned" after a Mexican journalist, after the arrest of a foreign journalist. -
Zimbabwean band film on Oscar nomination list
So incredibly exciting! A film about a Zimbabwean band has made it onto this year’s Oscar nomination list, in the ‘Best Documentary Short Subject’ category. -
Musician Roki dumped by promoters in Malaysia
Pauline Gundidza, wife to controversial urban grooves musician, Roki, gave birth to a bouncing baby girl on 6 January but she was not that elated -
Shebeens take a new face
SHEBEENS are now being operated in the upmarket plush suburbs of Harare, where they are being run under the guise of house parties. -
Ailing Tongai Moyo to host eight shows
Tongai “Dhewa†Moyo has put behind him his health worries to line up a massive eight shows over the festive period, -
Zim to engage Botswana over pirate radio stations
Zimbabwe will make a formal complaint to Botswana over its hosting of pirate radio stations beaming hate messages into the country -
Tambaoga makes comeback
TAMBAOGA is back! After close to seven years under the radar, Tambaoga, real name Last Chiangwa is back with a bang. -
Gweru police launch blitz on prostitutes
A number of prostitutes were arrested in Gweru following a police blitz on prostitutes amid reports that innocent women and men were caught in the crossfire. -
'Tokoloshi' album on market
Remember the song Tula Bhechulude, about goblins (tokoloshis) which wreaked havoc to the people who wanted to make quick money through juju? -
A tribute to Nicholas madziBaba Zacharia
There is no doubt that Nicholas Zacharia, known in the entertainment circles as “Senior Lecturer†remains as one of the most prolific musicians of our time. -
Fortune Muparutsa's body to be exhumed
Dead men tell no tales, but not so for Fortune Muparutsa whose family wants him to "tell" them how he died. -
Dino, Willom back together
Willom Tight and Dino Mudondo are back together after three years of a "cold war" and they had a union gig to prove it.
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Cheeky robbers blow up OK Supermarket
Part of OK Supermarket in Chinhoyi was damaged last week by explosives suspected to have been set by thieves who wanted to open the safe. -
British Airways to bounce back
British Airways will resume flights to Zimbabwe early next year following a two-year absence in a move expected to improve tourist arrivals into the country. -
Phillip Chiyangwa invading council land
Phillip Chiyangwa stands as one of Zimbabwe’s largest property developers and recently stated that his empire is worth far more than US$15 million. -
Ban looms over import of cars into Zimbabwe
Importing vehicles from Asian countries, such as Japan and Singapore, into Zimbabwe for resale is set to be nipped in the bud, -
Massive power cuts loom
Large swathes of the country will receive erratic electricity supply for the next two weeks starting today as load-shedding escalates -
New twist to IMF funds saga
THE Reserve Bank is empowered by law to manage and disburse the US$510 million extended to Zimbabwe by the International Monetary Fund, it has emerged. -
Zimbabwe women held for smuggling cigarettes
Two Zimbabwean women have been arrested for smuggling counterfeit cigarettes valued at R40 000 in Musina, Limpopo police said on Sunday. -
Zanu PF youth force Nestle to buy blood milk
A marauding group of Zanu PF youths on Friday tried to force Nestle-Zimbabwe to buy milk from the Gushungo Dairy Estate
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Goblins share food with family
A family from Gweru’s Mkoba Village 13 was last week forced to temporarily abandon their house following repeated attacks by what the family members believe to be goblins. -
Mutare witch surrenders human biltong.
The Mutare woman, who last week confessed before Chief Zimunya's court to practising witchcraft and using two snakes to "stop" rains from falling, had earlier on approached the chief and surrendered a chunk of human biltong. -
Masvingo man loses christmas groceries to goblins
A Masvingo man got more that what he had bargained for when goblins pulled his bicycle as he cycled downhill and pushed it as he pedalled the bicycle uphill. -
Suspected mass hysteria hits Masvingo school
A suspected case of mass hysteria has struck Nemanwa Primary School in Charumbira communal lands in Masvingo -
Charges Dropped Against Policeman Who Put His Penis In Cow’s Mouths
Charges of animal cruelty have been dropped against a New Jersey cop as jury fails to decide whether placing your penis in a cows mouth counted as torment. -
Serious havoc at Dhewa show
There was commotion at Chez Ntemba club in Gaborone, Botswana, during one of Tongai Moyo’s recent shows as fans clashed with tour promoters -
Lesbian grows male sexual organ in bed
A lesbian who claimed to have been impregnated by another woman gave birth to a child with a tooth, disparate arms and a crooked leg, -
Witch girl eats mother's heart
“I placed a goat's horn into the stomach of my elder sister to prevent her from having children," -
Woman caught with cocaine in vagina
The Mozambican police arrested a Zimbabwean woman last week at the Machipanda border post, in the central province of Manica, in possession of 10 grams of cocaine.
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Man forces 4 year old to lick him
In two spine-chilling incidents that have left Bulawayo residents shell-shocked, a woman allegedly locked her lodger’s 15-year-old son in the bathroom and forced him to be intimate with her, -
Bogus prophet rapes patient
A Zaka self-proclaimed faith healer raped a patient after she turned down his love proposal -
Prison inmate sodomises cellmate
Prison life takes away freedom as convicts are starved of certain privileges they may desire but cannot access. -
Police impound Philip Marufu's vehicles over fake ETDs
Police in Gweru have impounded three vehicles belonging to former Chapungu, Dynamos and Warriors striker, Philip Marufu, on allegations of fraudulently importing the vehicles. -
Mum murders child for losing school shoes
Masvingo police have arrested a 35-year-old woman for allegedly murdering her eight-year-old daughter last week after the child came back home without her school shoes. -
Double crossed lovers fatally assault a pregnant woman
A five months pregnant Inyathi woman was murdered by two of her alleged lovers who teamed up and fatally assaulted her. -
Girl (17) lives with rapist for over a year
A Mpopoma 17-year-old girl has been living with her rapist for over a year before being thrown out after she fell ill. -
Baby survives night in grave
A newborn baby miraculously survived last week after her mother dug a pit and buried her alive in a cemetery in an attempted infanticide case that has left villagers in Chiweshe shocked. -
Man rapes friend’s girlfriend
A Chitungwixza man had to endure the agony of hearing screams from his girlfriend as she was being raped by his best friend. -
Shurugwi man rapes aunt at knife-point
A 24-year-old Shurugwi man raped his 18-year-old aunt at knife-point and was discovered by police and witnesses stark naked lying on the floor after committing the crime. -
Woman arrested for printing Fake certificate
A Chimanimani woman who forged her O-Level results and later enrolled for a nurse-training programme at Gweru General Hospital was on Tuesday arraigned before a Gweru magistrate to answer charges of fraud and forgery. -
Woman walops jobless hubby
A Cheeky Harare woman who was tired of seeing her husband loafing around got into hot soup last week after she was arrested for beating him for returning from a job-seeking venture empty-handed. -
Harare Taxi operator takes council to court
THE Harare City Council has been dragged to the High Court by a city businessman who is challenging the local authority’s power to clamp and tow away vehicles of offending motorists. -
RBZ dragged to court for rent default.
A BULAWAYO based company has taken the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) to the High Court seeking its eviction from its premises for failing to pay rentals amounting to over US$42 000. -
Woman beats stepson for stealing peanut butter
A 12-year-old boy sustained swellings on his back and legs after his stepmother whipped him several times accusing him of stealing peanut butter, a Bulawayo magistrate heard yesterday.
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