by Tutu Akinlabi File photo A middle aged man in Zimbabwe has been arrested and charged with the rape and murder of 2 young girls. 45-year-old Daniel Chiyangwa is said…
Read Moreby Stephen Gowans Mandela’s “great accomplishment” was to protect the South African economy as a sphere for exploitation by the white property-owning minority and Western corporate and financial elite from…
Read Moreby Olusegun Adeniyi In what many people might even interpret as a sacrilege, one young South African, Andile Ngcolomba, told the London Observer last Saturday: “Mandela may be considered a…
Read MoreWilliam Masvinhu once again walked away with the title of the ugliest man in Harare on Friday night at the City Sports Bar, allafrica.com reports. The competition which pits a group of…
Read MoreFile photo A Filabusi man who allegedly robbed and then raped a woman with a baby strapped on her back, appeared at the Gwanda regional Magistrates’ Courts on Saturday facing…
Read MoreA Zimbabwean woman who breastfed a neighbour’s baby without her consent faces a possible two-year sentence for deliberately infecting another person with HIV after she tested positive. Thirty nine-year-old Annie…
Read Moreby Elnathan John One way to die is to ensure that in life, you did something worth remembering. This action need not be good or exemplary. In Nigeria no one…
Read Moreby Dele Momodu Ethnicity has suddenly become the number one contributor to our backwardness. The most educated Nigerian becomes rabidly myopic and stupidly sensitive once a matter affects his tribe…
Read Moreby Tayo Ogunbiyi This singular move has continued to earn Mandela much respect across the globe. And this is where most African leaders, Mugabe inclusive, get it wrong. It is…
Read Moreby Abimbola Adelakun But then, given Obasanjo’s antecedents and his role in engendering the culture of do-or-die elections in Nigeria, precisely what qualifies him to be a lead election monitor…
Read MorePoor women have been exploited at their most vulnerable time by a hospital that charged them $5 every time they screamed during child birth. The shocking discovery was made by…
Read Moreby Rachel Ogbu Photo: voa In order to change the habit of men staying away from the voting polls and leaving voting to Zimbabwean women, a female government minister has…
Read MoreALBERT GONZÁLEZ FARRAN/AP A Zimbabwean healer (much like the Sudanese “faki” shown here) is on the run after two women accused of being witches died after drinking supposedly curative “holy…
Read MoreA soldier was kidnapped and repeatedly raped by a gang of women for four days before being dumped on a remote mountain range and stoned, police said. Cops in Zimbabwe…
Read MoreA woman was mauled to death by a lion as she made love to her boyfriend in the Zimbabwe bush, it was reported today. Sharai Mawera died yesterday after the…
Read MoreIt’s unthinkable that a country would have less money in its bank account than the average American, but that’s the story that Zimbabwe officials are telling. After paying public workers’…
Read Moreby Rachel Ogbu Last month in Harare, Zimbabwe, P Square had a very successful sold out concert with Zimbabweans going wild. The capital city was shut down for the dynamic…
Read MoreAnglican run St James Girls High School has been hit by a lesbian "sex" scandal which has resulted in the expulsion of pupils, one of them for offering a teacher…
Read Moreby Isi Esene The first lady of Zimbabwe, Grace Mugabe has advised citizens of the country to stay in the country and seek spiritual help saying there are also anointed…
Read MorePastor Wilson Duncan Kwambana, founder and pastor of Mount Olives Church, allegedly raped a congregant several times claiming to be strengthening her Holy Spirit, a court heard. Pastor Kwambana, 32,…
Read Moreby Hauwa Gambo The crocodile cake Thought he said in February, that he was “fit as a fiddle”? Well, apparently not. There was a family vigil overnight as president of Zimbabwe,…
Read Moreby Ore Fakorede It is truly sad that a nation blessed with Africa's largest oil reserves and some of its most fertile lands cannot feed its 140 million people, and…
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