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Topic : Lupane State University

Varsity revitalises Matabeleland North showbiz

Set in a modest township hall, the play captures the reunion of three former bandmates and a widow at the funeral of their colleague, Jerry.

By Margaret Lubinda Mar. 16, 2025

Varsity revitalises Matabeleland North showbiz

LSU student moves to eliminate socio-economic challenges

He formed the organisation called Zim Inclusive Leaning Trust with his colleague Melulwazi Dlamini.

By Margaret Lubinda May. 18, 2024

LSU student moves to eliminate socio-economic challenges

Internet blackout blights LSU activities

The employees called on authorities to take decisive action against the director.

By Silas Nkala Apr. 23, 2024

Internet blackout blights LSU activities

Fresh stink as LSU students fail to access results

Yesterday, sources accused the university of failing to invest in a modern accounting system.

By Silas Nkala Feb. 23, 2024

Fresh stink as LSU students fail to access results

LSU locks out students over fees arrears

LSU spokesperson Densen Kulube said: “As far as I am concerned, everything is normal; there is no protest in the institution.”

By Margaret Lubinda Nov. 22, 2023

LSU locks out students over fees arrears

Brain drain hits Lupane University

The Auditor-General noted that because of this, there is a risk of potential misstatement with respect to the proposed ZWL$ property, plant and equipment values.

By Silas Nkala Oct. 28, 2023

Poor student drops out of LSU studies

In a fees notice published on September 5, 2023, student representative Donald Ndlovu said students were required to pay 40% of their fees to attend lectures.

By Jerssie Mpofu Sep. 12, 2023