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Makhadzi Claims She Is Stranded and Being Held Against Her Will in Botswana
Makhadzi Claims She Is Stranded and Being Held Against Her Will in Botswana South African singer Makhadzi is reportedly being held against her will in Botswana, where she has been stranded since Saturday following a dispute with an entertainment promoter. She has accused Gilbert “PP Wa Pimp” Seagile of taking her passport, vehicle and personal…
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Promised Report, No Answers: Why Wicknell Chivayo’s Mysterious Accident Investigation Is Still Waiting as Police Await Other Agencies
More than a month after the helicopter crash that killed businessman Wicknell Chivayo, his wife and three others, Zimbabwe’s police say they are still waiting for findings from other agencies before a consolidated investigation report can be issued. The Bell 430 helicopter went down at Kudenga Farm in rural Marondera on September 30, killing all…
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UK COURT JUDGEMENT ENFORCED IN ZIM newsdzeZimbabweNewsdzeZimbabwe
A British national, Clayton Allen, has won a major legal victory, securing the right to enforce a UK judgment against Blessing Chinganga, a Zimbabwean citizen living in the United Kingdom. The decision marks a development in the cross-border legal battle, paving the way for Mr Allen to pursue what the court has now affirmed is…
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Zimbabwe Turns to AIDS Levy to Safeguard HIV Response
Zimbabwe is relying on domestic funding including its National AIDS Trust Fund to sustain HIV and AIDS programmes as countries seek to reduce their vulnerability to declining or unpredictable external support. Health and Child Care Minister Dr Douglas Mombeshora said predictable financing, accountability and national ownership were essential to maintaining progress in the fight against…
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ZRP Breaks Silence On Deadly Shurugwi Mine Clashes As Death And Injuries Confirmed
Police Confirm 1 Dead, 3 Injured And 5 Excavators Burnt In Shurugwi Mine Violence The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has confirmed that one person died, three others were injured and five excavators were set on fire during violent clashes at a mine in Shurugwi. Police have now issued an official statement detailing the extent of…
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Panic in Zimbabwe as men of God Prophet Angel and Apostle Chiwenga suddenly start supporting General Chiwenga (VIDEO)
Prophet Angel and Apostle Talent Chiwenga shift tone towards General Chiwenga amid ZANU-PF tensions Prophet Uebert Angel has urged Zimbabweans to stop attacking Vice-President General (Retired) Constantino Chiwenga, in a public intervention that came days after Apostle Talent Chiwenga apologised for his confrontational preaching and praised the Vice-President. Angel delivered his remarks during a service…
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GURUVE MAN KILLS TWO MORE newsdzeZimbabweNewsdzeZimbabwe
Two more people were brutally killed on Monday evening in Bhosha Village, Magaya area of Guruve, deepening fear in a district already reeling from a spate of violent murders. The victims were a mother and her daughter, a Form Three pupil. Another child survived the attack by hiding under a bed. The Mashonaland Central provincial…
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Women Still Shut Out of Power as Gender Bias Undermines Africa’s Democracy
ZANZIBAR – Discriminatory social norms, unequal power relations and growing gender-based violence continue to undermine women’s participation in political leadership across Africa, despite progress in representation and the adoption of laws promoting gender equality, United Nations and European Union officials have warned. Speaking at the opening of a two-day Inter-Regional Dialogue on Advancing the Transformation…