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[ad_1] The Herald Felex Share and Farirai Machivenyika Zimbabweans went to the polls by the millions yesterday, with most polling stations registering an average turnout of 75%. The polls were conducted peacefully, …

[ad_1] Terrence Mawawa A Bulawayo-based technologist has called on the people of Zimbabwe to ignore the remarks of former president Robert Mugabe The technologist, Sean Ndlovu, said Mugabe was desperately seeking to …

[ad_1] Harare – The polls opened this morning at 7 am in Zimbabwe, and the vote should be closed at 7 pm Early observations suggest a high voter turnout in the first …

[ad_1] Albert Nyathi Bongani Ndlovu, Showbiz correspondent Local artists joined the rest of the country yesterday to vote for a president, members of parliament and councilors. Nelsy and Carl Ncube By 5 …

[ad_1] Image caption The remains of Julius Mvulo Nyathi – killed in 1984 at the age of 52 years. At the bottom of a crevbade in the rocks – as the witness …

[ad_1] A blind man who thought he had found a roll of insulation in his bathroom discovered that it was an eight foot PYTHON. Stuart Saunders, 60, listened to music when he …

[ad_1] [WATCH] Zimbabwe goes to the polls Thomas Holder | More than five million Zimbabwean voters registered, many of whom showed up and the process seemed fair. Now, that counting begins. <! …

[ad_1] WINDHOEK, July 30 (Xinhua) – The 3rd Southern Africa Development Community (SADC) Industrialization Week Opens Monday in Namibia's Capital Windhoek to provide a platform for the region to increase According to …

[ad_1] Stuart Saunders was for the most part oblivious to the silent danger that was hiding in his apartment in Exeter M. Saunders, 60, even touched the strange object several times before …

[ad_1] <! – -> Timo Shihepo Windhoek – The citizens of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) are subject to high medical costs when they access health services in their neighboring countries, …