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Sybeth Chomusora Musengezi has told Zimbabweans that the current fights between President Emmerson Mnangagwa and his Deputy has nothing to do with citizens citing that people should not be used in personal agendas.
By Mohammed Hadebbe The Pan-African Parliament (PAP) President, H.E. Chief Fortune Charumbira, delivered a significant address at the official opening…
Rev Obadiah Msindo, President of the Destiny for Afrika Network (DANET), has thrown his weight behind Tsitsi Taomera’s bid for the Glenview parliamentary seat. In an interview, Msindo encouraged members of DANET, pastors, and church leaders to vote for Taomera, citing her capacity to drive development and economic empowerment in the area.
By Staff Correspondent In an era where reliable information is more crucial than ever, Africa Hotspot is set to become…
By Tendai Keith Guvamombe Africa, the world’s second-largest and second-most populous continent, is a vibrant and diverse region brimming with…
Harare-based investigative journalist Simba Sithole was released from police custody today after being granted bail by a Harare Magistrate. Sithole’s release follows a tense 48-hour detention that sparked widespread condemnation from local and international media fraternity groups.
In a chilling development for press freedom in Zimbabwe, Harare-based journalist Simba Sithole was arrested yesterday following his explosive investigative expose detailing high-level land corruption. The arrest comes in the wake of intense legal and corporate pressure allegedly mounted by prominent land developer and WestProp Holdings Chief Executive Officer, Ken Sharpe.
