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Topic : Blessing Chebundo

Machete gangs rally votes for Zanu PF

NewsDay gathered from some distraught villagers that the machete-wielding gangs were reportedly going door-to-door and frog-marching villagers to attend Zanu PF party meetings.

By Miriam Mangwaya Jan. 26, 2023

News in depth: Mnangagwa turns to shadowy groups to lever out intra-party disagreements

The gathering had nothing to do with the core business of a church, but to pledge undying support for President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s 2023 re-election bid.

By Taurai Mangudhla Nov. 13, 2022

News in depth: Mnangagwa turns to shadowy groups to lever out intra-party disagreements

Chiwenga threatens to ‘crush’ CCC

“I have heard others here saying down with triple C, let me assure you that there is nothing that it can achieve, you see how we crush lice with a stone,” Chiwenga said.

By The Southern Eye Feb. 27, 2022

Chiwenga threatens to ‘crush’ CCC

“I have heard others here saying down with triple C, let me assure you that there is nothing that it can achieve, you see how we crush lice with a stone,” Chiwenga said.

By The Southern Eye Feb. 27, 2022

News in depth: Top diplomats, army officers descend on Zimbabwe wildlife park

Farm workers employed by the new settlers are using animal traps to snare small game like hares, kudus, impala, eland, impala, bush buck and the waterbucks.

By The Southern Eye Dec. 26, 2021

News in depth: Top diplomats, army officers descend on Zimbabwe wildlife park

Farm workers employed by the new settlers are using animal traps to snare small game like hares, kudus, impala, eland, impala, bush buck and the waterbucks.

By The Southern Eye Dec. 26, 2021