Southern Eye
July 26, 2021, Mon
FRANCISTOWN— Francistown mayor Sylvia Muzila has urged Bulawayo City Council to speed up a twinning arrangement between the two cities in order to boost their economy through shared investments.
LONDON — When you think of a classroom, you probably don’t imagine one in an eight-tonne freight container. But that’s exactly what has just been shipped to Bulawayo from Britain, thanks to students at South Tyneside College.
COTONOU — French President Francois Hollande last week urged African leaders to respect their constitutional term limits amid concerns that some are prepared to risk political instability in order to cling to power.
South African customs officials have seized more than 200 kgs of ivory from Zimbabwe at OR Tambo International Airport.
The problems in Zimbabwe are not caused by its long-serving President Robert Mugabe, but by “capital”, Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader Julius Malema said yesterday.
A ZANU PF activist accused of illegally selling land in Matabeleland South’s Insiza district has a case to answer, a Bulawayo magistrate ruled yesterday.
With only written legal arguments remaining to be filed, the disciplinary inquiry into illegal rendition allegations against Hawks head Shadrack Sibiya came to an end yesterday after his cross-examination.
A 32-year-old Zimbabwean herdman hanged himself in Botswana last week after accusing his girlfriend of being promiscuous.
A Zimbabwe born grandmother who has dedicated her entire adult life to looking after disadvantaged children has received an MBE in the Queen’s Birthday Honours.
SAHARA Reporters’ Adeola Fayehun has poured more scorn on President Robert Mugabe, saying he was so old and that she thought he should not be even in charge of a church.