Former opposition CCC leader Nelson Chamisa has claimed that his sole advisor is the Holy Spirit, dismissing claims that he acts alone. He believes everyone should seek guidance from a higher power, emphasising that God is present in both good and bad times. Chamisa sees himself as a vessel, relying on God's guidance for his actions and purpose. Critics have accused him of being a lone ranger, primarily quoting biblical verses instead of taking practical action. Chamisa's centralisation of power within the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) led to discontent among his colleagues, who felt
Burnt Body Of Baby Boy Found Hanging On A TreePolice in Mashonaland West Province have launched an investigation into a suspected ritual murder incident after the body of an infant was found hanging from a tree in Kadoma. The body of the victim was burnt and in an advanced state of decomposition. Earlier, the Police said they had discovered three-year-old Caroline Makubhwakwa’s body lying in a gulley at the foot of Mavhuradona Mountain in Guruve on 25 January.Some of her body parts were missing, raising suspicion the child was murdered for ritual purposes. There is a belief in some African societies that human body parts, removed while the vic
President Mnangagwa has appointed three deputy ministers with immediate effect. The appointments have been announced by the Chief Secretary to the President and Cabinet, Dr Martin Rushwaya through a statement released this Saturday. The three deputy ministers are Honourable Omphile Marupi, who has been appointed Deputy Minister of Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services; Honourable Sheila Chikomo, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Trade, and Honourable Benjamin Kabikira, Deputy Minister of Local Government and Public Works. The Chief Secretary further announced the removal with immediate effect of Honou
A woman named Vimbai Dzingirai has been charged with cyber-bullying after accusing Pride Miti, the accountant for the African Business Women Association (ABWA), of involvement in a Ponzi scheme defrauding Zimbabweans abroad. ABWA is owned by Shamiso Fred, Zimbabwe's former honorary consul to the United Arab Emirates who is accused of being at the forefront of the fraud. Dzingirai appealed to the High Court citing concerns about biased proceedings and fabricated evidence.
Namibia’s President Hage Geingob dies aged 82 The African leader announced last month that he had begun treatment for cancer. Namibian President Hage Geingob died on Sunday, with his wife and his children at his side, his office announced [Reuters] Published On 4 Feb 20244 Feb 2024 Namibian President Hage Geingob has died at the age of 82, his office has said, less than three weeks after it was announced he would undergo treatment for cancer. Geingob died on Sunday at Lady Pohamba Hospital in the capital Windhoek with his wife and his children at his side, acting president Nangolo Mbumba said in a
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Police in Matabeleland South Province have arrested four men in Plumtree on allegations of smuggling three motor vehicles through an undesignated point of entry at Nswazi area, Madlambuzi in Bulilima. The four are Peter Ndlovu (20), David Mazararire (22), Ndumiso Mudenda (36) and Norman Farai Nhunge (31) and were arrested at various points along Bulawayo- Plumtree road. In a statement, Police said Ndlovu and his accomplices were intercepted at the 17-kilometre peg along the Bulawayo-Plumtree road highway. Police said:Police in Plumtree who were on anti-smuggling motorised patrol arrested David Mazararire (22), Ndumiso Mudenda (36), Norman Farai Nhunge (31) and Peter Ndlovu (20) for smu
Former Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) lawmaker Job Sikhala said he is facing new arrest threats for granting interviews to journalists. Former Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) lawmaker Job Sikhala said he is facing new arrest threats for granting interviews to journalists. Speaking to NewZimbabwe.com at his home in Chitungwiza on Thursday, the former Zengeza West MP said State agents had informed him to stop entertaining journalists. Said Sikhala: I am now facing new threats. A deep state has informed me to stop these interviews.Deep State” refers to a body of people, typically influential members of government agenci
A 22-year-old man who allegedly killed his 39-year-old wife over an undisclosed issue before fleeing from the scene has been arrested. 22-year-old man who allegedly killed his 39-year-old wife over an undisclosed issue before fleeing from the scene has been arrested. In a statement, the ZRP said Stanley Mahachi (22) fatally struck his wife Dadirai Mudarikwa (39) with a spade in the head on 25 January 2024. Mahachi was arrested on Tuesday at his mother’s homestead in Mawarire Village, Mwenezi, Masvingo. Police said: ZRP confirms the arrest of Stanley Mahachi (22) who was being sought in connection with a case of murder which occurred at a hous
Pavillion bus driver who allegedly caused the death of two people at the 68 kilometer peg along Harare Mukumbura highway has been arrested. The driver Jacob Phiri is being charged for contravening section 49 of the Criminal Law Codification Reform Act Chapter 9:23 (Road Traffic Act Chapter 13:11 "Culpable Homicide").allegedly caused the death of two Bindura Rural Electrification Agency employees, Washington Chigiji (39) and Charles Kembo. According to police on January 27 around 07am, Jacob Phiri was driving a yellow Pavillion bus from Harare towards Bindura. On approaching the 68km peg, he intended to overtake in
