MTN shuts down 56 cellphone towers in Gauteng
MTN and Vodacom warn that criminal syndicates are targeting their towers, in attempts to steal batteries and copper cables Cellular firm, MTN, has shut down 53-cellphone towers in Gauteng due
Zimbabwe urged to respect people’s right to freedom of expression
The United Nations(UN) has urged the Zimbabwean authorities to ensure that people’s right to freedom of expression is respected. This after at least 91 people were arrested on Saturday in
Village head earns $25, wife demands $462 maintenance
By Cephas Shava MWENEZI – Sabina Tinorehwa of village Ngwenya under Chief Mazetese in Mwenezi West last Thursday dragged her husband Roderick Ngwenya to the Mwenezi Civil Court claiming maintenance
Zim’s opposition vows anti-govt protests despite warnings
Zimbabwe’s main opposition party vowed Wednesday to go ahead with protests this week against the worsening economy, dismissing government threats to stop the demonstrations. The protests will be the first
Activists ‘abducted’ ahead of Zimbabwe protests: rights groups
At least six opposition and rights activists were abducted and tortured by unidentified assailants in Zimbabwe ahead of planned protests against worsening economic problems, rights groups charged Thursday. “We note
A Coup Offered Hope to Zimbabwe. Has Its New President Delivered?
By Patrick Kingsley and Jeffrey Moyo HARARE, Zimbabwe — Everywhere he looked, President Emmerson D. Mnangagwa could see his own face. To battle his cold, he sipped a hot drink
UK and US ‘concerned’ about Zimbabwe abductions
By Shingai Nyoka The UK and US have expressed concerns about continuing reports of abductions in Zimbabwe this week, ahead of Friday’s planned opposition protests over the economic crisis. Civil
Zimbabwe: The country where pensions have disappeared
By Shingai Nyoka Retired couple Teddie and Vesta always imagined they would live out their golden years with dignity. He is 85, and served one company for 46 years as
SA Double Olympic champion Caster Semenya ‘never felt supported’ by women in sport
South Africa’s three-time world 800m champion will not defend her title in Doha in September after a setback in her challenge to the restriction of testosterone levels in female runners.
AFM congregants fight over church property
By Diana Gondongwe MASVINGO – The faction battles ravaging the Apostolic Faith Mission (AFM) recently saw members of the Mucheke Assembly dragging each other to Masvingo High Court fighting over