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Topic : Nkomo

War vet cries foul over Nkomo memorial

Nkomo died of prostate cancer on July 1, 1999 at the age of 82 at Parirenyatwa Hospital in Harare.

By Silas Nkala Mar. 30, 2025

Nothing to celebrate on Zimbabwe Independence Day.

Zimbabwe still had to deal with societal problems, economic hardships, and political unrest after attaining independence.

By Tawanda Matangambiri Feb. 26, 2025

Nothing to celebrate on Zimbabwe Independence Day.

Bulawayo residents demand better representation from councillors

The residents have of late been complaining of not bein properly informed about the water utility development.

By Bongile Moyo Feb. 10, 2025

Bulawayo residents demand better representation from councillors

TTI marshals terrorise patients

TTI is the Bulawayo City Council’s vehicle parking management company.

By Margaret Lubinda Feb. 9, 2025

Man attempts to burn neighbour’s bedroom

In his defence, Nkomo told the court that Oscar Ncube (27) bribed him with some money not to disclose to police what caused the fight.

By Berita Kafesu Jan. 21, 2025

Man attempts to burn neighbour’s bedroom

Weak anti-trafficking laws expose children to labour trafficking

Zororai Nkomo told NewsDay recently that Zimbabwe’s Trafficking in Persons Act is not a comprehensive piece of legislation in combating the growing scourge of child labour trafficking.

By Moses Mugugunyeki Jan. 15, 2025

Weak anti-trafficking laws expose children to labour trafficking

AgroStrong moves to shield investors from shocks

He added that the minimum investment period was six months, ideal for savings towards school fees, lobola, wedding savings, holiday expenses and other projects.

By Blessed Ndlovu Jan. 8, 2025