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Topic : Heroes

Shortage of funding, laws hamper heroes’ reburial efforts

The fallen heroes of the 1970s war are presently buried at Freedom Camp, Mkushi in Zambia and Chimoio, Nyadzonia and Tembwe in Mozambique.

By Harriet Chikandiwa Feb. 18, 2025

Shortage of funding, laws hamper heroes’ reburial efforts

Political brinkmanship — Who will be first to blink?

But it is more telling about the behind-the-scenes political manoeuvres between warring factions in the ruling Zanu PF party.

By Faith Zaba Feb. 14, 2025

Political brinkmanship — Who will be first to blink?

Chiwenga goes after 'Mbingas'

In his address, Chiwenga spoke strongly against corruption and chastised corrupt elements within the ruling party.

By Nqobani Ndlovu Jan. 27, 2025

Chiwenga calls for peace as Zanu PF implodes

The late former President Robert Mugabe was ousted in a November 2017 coup after he failed to manage his succession.

By Kenneth Nyangani Jan. 24, 2025

Chiwenga calls for peace as Zanu PF implodes

No National Heroes Acre burial for Mphoko

Mphoko died while receiving treatment in India and President Emmerson Mnangagwa promptly declared him a national hero.

By Silas Nkala Dec. 12, 2024

No National Heroes Acre burial for Mphoko

South Africa has exposed re-engagement fallacy

What legacy can be restored by this cabal of looters? This lot would not know what legacy means even if it hit them in the backside!!! Legacy my foot!!

By Doctor Stop It Aug. 18, 2024

South Africa has exposed re-engagement fallacy

City cemeteries an eyesore

Dube urged residents to stop vandalising cemeteries and respect the dead.

By Peter Dube Aug. 18, 2024

We cant keep on losing lives

National police spokesperson Commissioner Paul Nyathi attributed most of the accidents to recklessness, mechanical faults, speeding and overtaking errors.

By Newsday Aug. 17, 2024