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Soldier jailed for public violence
Three men, including a soldier, who allegedly set ablaze three trucks at Ashys service station in Bulawayo’s Nkulumane 12 suburb…
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Activists protest against Chief Ndiweni persecution
Political activists in Bulawayo, Friday, held a solidarity march in support of the under-fire Ntabazinduna Chief Felix Ndiweni who is…
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Council requires $1M to repair vandalised infrastructure
THE Bulawayo City Council (BCC) says it may require $1million to restore infrastructure and amenities, which include water pumping equipment…
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Mackerel fish lands woman in dock
A WOMAN from Magwegwe West suburb in Bulawayo has been set free after spending three weeks in custody on allegations…
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Tourism sector lost USD$120K during protests
Tourism companies operating in Bulawayo lost business worth about USD$120 000 during the shutdown protests last month. The protests left a…
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Tortured Zanu PF man exposes military hand in brutal attacks
A staunch Zanu PF supporter in Bulawayo has described in graphic detail how he was brutalised by soldiers during a…
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Activists speak out against women abuse
Gender activists Wednesday launched an online campaign to speak out in speaking out against alleged violent crimes of rape and…
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Military crackdown: MDC to approach regional and international blocs
The Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) says it is approaching regional and international bodies to intervene in the unravelling humanitarian…
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Maimane:130K Zimbos skip to SA after army crackdown
A South African opposition leader has claimed over 130 000 Zimbabweans fled the country to South Africa as the army launched…
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We are also victims, police cry foul
The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has raised concern at the violent nature of protests which often lead to loss of…
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