Harare, Zimbabwe – The basketball courts of Zimbabwe are buzzing, and one name is on everyone’s lips: Advocate Tafara Chirambira. His Harare Kings have not just won the national championship; …
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Pretoria, South Africa – Prominent Zimbabwean opposition politician and former Member of Parliament, Job Sikhala, alongside his uncle, Alex Thema (78), appeared before the Pretoria Magistrates Court in Tshwane on …
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Harare, Zimbabwe – On the occasion of World Press Freedom Day, Hon. Dr. Z. Soda, Minister of Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services, emphasized the fundamental value of a free, independent, …
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The Zimbabwe Premier Soccer League (PSL) has once again delivered a weekend brimming with unexpected turns and strategic maneuvers, echoing the intricate dynamics often observed in diplomatic circles. As the …
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Harare, Zimbabwe – Zimbabwe’s National Pharmaceutical Company (NATPHARM), the critical backbone of the nation’s medicine supply chain, is in dire need of a substantial financial injection to avert a collapse …
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HARARE – In a significant recognition of his outstanding leadership and impactful contributions to Zimbabwe’s dynamic telecommunications landscape, NetOne Chief Executive Officer, Eng. Raphael Mushanawani, was formally inducted into the …
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Bulawayo, Zimbabwe – The 4th annual National Education Summit Zimbabwe (NESZ 2026) is set to convene in Bulawayo from May 27–29, 2026. This significant event will gather the nation’s leading …
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Maphisa Shines as Zimbabwe Celebrates 46 Years of Independence, NetOne Reinforces National Connectivity
Maphisa, Zimbabwe – The spirit of national pride and unity resonated profoundly in Maphisa as vibrant crowds converged to celebrate Zimbabwe’s 46th year of independence. The momentous occasion, marked by …
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Bulawayo, Zimbabwe – The 2026 President’s Cup culminated today at the Bulawayo Country Club with D. Amm seizing a dominant victory, marking a spectacular end to a tournament that captivated …
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In the heart of Johannesburg’s financial district, where glass towers pierce the skyline and deals are struck over steaming cups of rooibos, a quiet but consequential shift is unfolding. South …