Customers of the Zimbabwe power Transmission and Distribution Company (ZETDC) have been informed that if they…
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Nyaradzo Shamed! Shuts Door On 10 Years Paying Client
Harare | Nyaradzo has come under fire following revelations that the company made a 10 years…
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Six Die In Marange Accident
On Friday, a haulage truck on the Mutare-Masvingo highway lost its brakes and collided with a…
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Dear Men, A Woman Will Never Forget About You In Her Life If Do These 2 Things To Her
First and foremost, it’s important to keep in mind that no two women are the same,…
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Bus In Freak Accident, Overturns On Munyati River Bridge
Due to an accident that happened at the Munyati River Bridge, the Ministry of Transport and…
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Zimbabwe’s Cholera Crisis: Chiredzi Outbreak Demands Urgent Action and Pandemic Recognition
Chiredzi | Amidst the ongoing battle against cholera in Zimbabwe, the severity of the outbreak in…
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Three Things to Understand About the Novel Coronavirus Strain JN.1
Note: Information in this article was accurate at the time of original publication. Because information about…
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CAF considering scrapping Confederation Cup tournament
This was revealed by CAF President Patrice Motsepe at a media briefing in Ivory Coast ahead…
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FC Platinum Announces Six New Signings
FC Platinum has announced the signing of six new players and the promotion of two youngsters…
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4 000 Civil Servants Set To be Evicted From Whitecliff
Four thousand (4 000) Whitecliff residents, mostly civil servants illegally settled at the private farm in…
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