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Nkulumane Ward 22 Councillor Mmeli Thobeka Moyo has urged residents to embrace “local solutions for local problems,” declaring that 2026 must mark a turning point where communities take charge of their own development rather than
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By Staff Reporter HARARE – Former opposition leader Nelson Chamisa has publicly drawn a line in the sand, citing "dishonesty and betrayal" as the primary reason for his refusal to reunite with his former high-profile
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By Tendai Nhoro HARARE, Zimbabwe — Former opposition figure and United Kingdom-based lawyer Pardon Tapfumaneyi today reiterated his renewed allegiance to the ruling party in a high-profile courtesy call to ZANU-PF National Political Commissar Dr
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Esteemed members of the ZANU-PF Women's League, we address you today with a deep sense of respect for the critical role you play as both political leaders and moral guardians within the ruling party and
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HARARE, ZIMBABWE – Born in Gweru in 1968, Gwisai's political awakening began at the University of Zimbabwe (UZ), where he studied law and immersed himself in socialist ideals, eventually becoming General Secretary of the Students
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BULAWAYO — Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) Nkulumane Ward 23 Councillor, Ntombizodwa Khumalo, has publicly endorsed Mothusi “Madlela” Ndlovu—popularly known in entertainment circles as Madlela Skhobokhobo—to win the Nkulumane parliamentary by-election scheduled for 20 December.
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By: Nicholas Ncube The state of Harare, the capital of Zimbabwe, is more than an inconvenience—it is a national disgrace. The once-proud 'Sunshine City' has deteriorated into a morass of uncollected garbage, potholed streets, and chronic
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Businessman, lawyer and banker Tawanda Nyambirai ignited national conversation after outlining what he calls a “clear pathway to 2030” — a vision that challenges Zimbabweans to think beyond immediate gains and to start building a
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By Nicholas F. Ncube If ignorance were a currency, Wicknell Chivhayo’s critics would be billionaires. For years, they have screeched “fraud” and “theft,” parading their illiteracy as though it were legal expertise. We are back
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By Mandla Ndlovu Bulawayo’s deputy mayor, Edwin Ndlovu, walked free on Wednesday after a local magistrate acquitted him of corruption charges linked to a proposed cement plant investment. Ndlovu had been accused of demanding a
