UCT doctoral student’s research contributes to SA mineral law
University of Cape Town’s (UCT) PhD student, Louie van Schalkwyk has spent the last three years investigating the zoning policies procedures of three municipalities, Umhlathuze in KwaZulu-Natal, Sol Plaatje in
Mwenezi school head caught pants down with married teacher
By Cephas Shava MWENEZI – Rusaza Primary School head, Kombi Chirove recently received a thorough beating and had his car window smashed by a man who had caught him sleeping
Chief Mugabe selection process rocked by disputes
By Brighton Chiseva NEMAMWA – Five houses that constitute the Mugabe chieftainship namely Dumbu, Chipfunhu, Haruzivishe, Mudavanhu, Chikanhe – Muzondo have petitioned authorities to register their displeasure with the on-going
Sex trafficking: Jeffrey Epstein’s prep-school students remember their ‘flamboyantly’ dressed teacher
Disgraced Wall Streeter Jeffrey Epstein was arrested last week for his alleged involvement in the sex trafficking of minors. Epstein’s past, and how he made his money, remains murky, but
Sikhala set free on ZWL$5 000 bail
By Court Reporter MASVINGO High Court Judge Justice Neville Wamambo on Monday 15 July 2019 ended the detention of MDC National Vice-Chairperson Hon. Job Sikhala after granting him ZWL$5 000
Unborn child spurs UCT graduate to obtain her Master’s despite the odds
She lost her mother two months before enrolling for a Master of Commerce (MCom) degree, found out she was pregnant during her first block of classes and went into labour
St Peter’s Kubatana technical skills students graduate,urged to go into business
By Kudakwashe Matambo 147 students were awarded certificates for successfully completing short courses in cosmetology, professional cookery and industrial clothing technology on 5thJuly 2019 at St Peter’s Kubatana Industrial Technical
AFM pastor in church break-in drama
By Beatific Gumbwanda CHIREDZI – A pastor with the Rev Cossam Chiyangwa faction of the Apostolic Faith Mission (AFM) in Triangle stands accused of breaking into church premises and raiding
SI 142: ZEC still charges accreditation fees in US$
MASVINGO— The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (Zec) has come under fire from members of the media, civil society and elections observers who argue that the charging of accreditation fees in US
We are all thieves, Zivhu confesses
By Moses Ziyambi Chivi South Member of Parliament Killer Zivhu has all but admitted that he and other well-connected ruling party politicians as well as government officials are corrupt and