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Mnangagwa cancels UNGA trip

Mnangagwa’s statement will be delivered by Foreign Affairs and International Trade minister Felix Shava, who is already in New York for the Assembly.

By Staff Reporter Sep. 21, 2024

Sadc Summit: Stop and search, ‘curfew’, increased arrests

This comes as an official curfew seems to have kicked-in in the capital.

By Chantay Ruswa and Takudzwanashe Mangongera and Trevor Mutsvairo Aug. 17, 2024

Sadc Summit: Stop and search, ‘curfew’, increased arrests

The info tsar and social media toxicity

For some people, such as Muck’s favourite villain, George Charamba, it is difficult to hide their narcissistic character, even from behind the keyboard.

By Muckracker Aug. 16, 2024

A nation fighting the wrong enemy

Lawyers and civil society organisations have written to the general demanding a retraction. Will he retract his statement?

By Newsday Jul. 5, 2024

Charamba defends Chivayo, as controversial businessman disowns audio recording

Charamba said the audio clip circulating on social media purported to be Chivayo's was fake and meant to tarnish Mnangagwa's image.

By Online Reporter Jun. 12, 2024

Charamba defends Chivayo, as controversial businessman disowns audio recording

Zanu PF title deed bait fails to materialise

Mnangagwa promised to dole out more than 11 000 title deeds to Epworth residents a month before the polls while Cabinet endorsed the Kwangu/Ngakwami Presidential Title Deeds Programme Consortium.

By Priviledge Gumbodete May. 29, 2024

Zanu PF title deed bait fails to materialise

Zanu PF in witchhunt over fake Press statements

Zanu PF has also dismissed the statements.

By Mirriam Mangwaya May. 13, 2024

Zanu PF in witchhunt over fake Press statements

Auxillia ‘jeerers’: Watsomba 9 freed

However, Presidential spokesperson George Charamba, posting on his X handle, @dhonzamusoro007, said the charges were withdrawn on Sunday.

By Priviledge Gumbodete Apr. 16, 2024

Social media a security threat: Minister

Muswere appeared to suggest that Zimbabwe’s economic problems that critics blame on the government corruption and economic mismanagement stem from abuse of social media.

By Brent Shamu Feb. 29, 2024