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Mthuli cornered over US$10m loan deal

BY MOSES MATENGA GOVERNMENT’s insatiable appetite for borrowing has once again come under scrutiny after legislators grilled Finance minister Mthuli Ncube on

Aston Villa block Nakamba

BY HENRY MHARA Warriors midfielder Marvelous Nakamba has been blocked by his English Premier League club Aston Villa from travelling to Zimbabwe

Vusa Mkhaya opens up on life outside the studio

BY SHARON SIBINDI AUSTRIA-BASED Zimbabwean imbube crooner Vusa Mkhaya has been in the showbiz industry for several years as a member of

14 perish in road accidents

BY KENNETH NYANGANI FOURTEEN people died in two separate road accidents that occurred in Nyanga and Mt Darwin today. The Nyanga accident

Chitungwiza land baron Mabamba dies

Online Reporter Prominent Chitungwiza land baron and former Zanu PF Harare provincial member Frederick Mabamba (60) has died at Chikurubi Remand Prison.

UPDATED: Zim re-engagement efforts hit snag

RE-ENGAGEMENT attempts by President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s administration went up in smoke on Wednesday after United States President Joe Biden renewed sanctions against the southern African nation over alleged “growing repression” and human rights violations.

Govt rolls out roads rehab programme

GOVERNMENT has begun rolling out an emergency road rehabilitation programme, which will run until 2024, in a bid to repair roads and bridges that are being destroyed by the incessant rains.

Face reality, MPs tell ED

OPPOSITION MPs have demanded that President Emmerson Mnangagwa and his Zanu PF party should face reality and stop persecuting civil rights activists and introducing draconian laws like the Patriotic Bill.

Storm over Ginimbi’s unsigned will

EXECUTOR of the late socialite Genius “Ginimbi” Kadungure’s estate Patricia Darangwa yesterday told the Kadungure family that they could not seek reversal of his unsigned will after they initially endorsed it.

Mliswa trial deferred

NORTON legislator Themba Mliswa (Independent), who is accused of violating COVID-19 regulations after he held a Press conference which attracted several journalists at his Borrowdale home, had his trial moved to Monday by a Harare magistrate.