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MP Elizabeth Masuku reported to ZACC over O Level exam scandal - Vimarsana News

MP Elizabeth Masuku reported to ZACC over O Level exam scandal

Matabeleland North Member of Parliament, Elizabeth Masuku, is facing allegations of misconduct and corruption, as reported to the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commi...

Asiri Health forges pathways to global healthcare careers launching new Academy of Health Sciences - Vimarsana News

Asiri Health forges pathways to global healthcare careers launching new Academy of Health Sciences

Asiri Health, Sri Lanka's leading chain of private hospitals and diagnostic facilities, has proudly launched the new Asiri Academy of Health Sciences (AAHS), an initiative to provide youth with access to internationally recognized healthcare qualifications at an affordable cost. Expanding horizon

Wedza man jailed 10 years for killing teen daughter; judge says he will forever be tormented by the incident - Vimarsana News

Wedza man jailed 10 years for killing teen daughter; judge says he will forever be tormented by the incident

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Man jailed for fatally assaulting daughter -Newsday Zimbabwe - Vimarsana News

Man jailed for fatally assaulting daughter -Newsday Zimbabwe

During trial, Makwinja argued that a person cannot die as a result of being beaten on their backside.

Man jailed for fatally assaulting daughter - Vimarsana News

Man jailed for fatally assaulting daughter

During trial, Makwinja argued that a person cannot die as a result of being beaten on their backside.