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Earlier on, Zanu PF Mashonaland East provincial chairperson Daniel Garwe had raised similar reservations over the just-ended delimitation exercise.

The team interviewed disgruntled members and district co-ordinating committee officials over the rigging allegations.

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HARARE – Police have launched an investigation after the bodies of four men, suspected to be foreigners, were found in a bushy area in Mutoko, Mashonaland East. Mutoko is on the Harare-Nyamapanda Road leading to the Nyamapanda gateway to Mozambique and Malawi. Police said they were trying to establish how the bodies of the four,…

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Spanner Boy’s shocking news comes at a time when his close family is divided and a majority of sungura enthusiasts were counting on the young musician to take the genre reins.

The Parliamentary Committee on Primary and Secondary Education conducted an inquiry into the distribution of sanitary wear after receiving a petition.

• A new report from ActionAid reveals shocking corporate abuse of women from communities in Uganda, Zimbabwe, Kenya, and Guatemala. • The report, released ahead of the 8th session of negotiations of the United Nations Intergovernmental Working Group on a proposed Binding Treaty on Business & Human Rights in Geneva this month calls for a feminist international corporate accountability framework.