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Congregation L'Dor Va-Dor in Boynton Beach celebrates Black History Month with an outdoor Shabbat on Feb. 20 at Bryant Park Amphitheater in Lake Worth.
Meet Sibusiso B. Moyo…The man who read Mugabe the riot act Tendai Mugabe Senior Reporter November 15, 2017 is not an ordinary day in Zimbabwe’s political history. The day was characterised by action-packed events that culminated in the resignation of former president Mr Robert Mugabe. History has recorded November 15, 2017 as the epic day that canonised the end of Mr Mugabe’s long rule. It is the day that former Zanu-PF national commissar Mr Saviour Kasukuwere and his acquaintances Professor Jonathan Moyo and Mr Patrick Zhuwao skipped the country’s borders and became fugitives. It is ...
Prof Moyo Faces Rape Accusations January 18, 2021 Former Minister Professor Jonathan Moyo, who left Zimbabwe hurriedly in 2017 and faces arrest on various charges on his return, has been accused by veteran modelling instructor Mrs Sipho Mazibuko of raping her 11 years ago when she was pregnant. In a Facebook post on Friday, Mrs Mazibuko said she made a police report at the time at Bulawayo Central Police Station, but no action was taken except to have her admitted to hospital for psychiatric care. Prof Moyo, believed to be in Kenya, left Zimbabwe in November 2017 in the wake of Operation Res...
POLICE Commissioner-General Godwin Matanga has directed police in Bulawayo to look for veteran modelling instructor Ms Sipho Ncube-Mazibuko as part of investigations following her rape allegations against self-exiled G40 kingpin Professor Jonathan Moyo. Ms Ncube-Mazibuko posted on her Facebook page last Friday claiming that Prof Moyo raped her 11 years ago while she was pregnant. She said efforts to report Prof Moyo, whom she said was powerful at the time, were ignored. At the time, self-exiled former Commissioner-General Augustine Chihuri was still at the helm of the police services. Prof Mo...
>> shannon: if you are a first time offender in one alabama town you have two choices. go to jail or go to jesus. one police chief's plan to clean up the streets. very intriguing, elizabeth. >> it is intriguing. the police chief michael roland along with residents in the small town in alabama created a program called operation restore our community or operation r.o.c. it was supposed to begin just a couple of days ago. what it is in theory is if you are an inmate, a nonviolent first time offender you can either go to jail and pay a fine or go to church for a year. church of your choice. here i...