Zimbabwean football is mourning the loss of a beloved legend, Ernest Kamba, a former Dynamos FC player, who passed away at his home in Norton. Known for his remarkable contributions to Zimbabwean football, Kamba was celebrated alongside other icons, including the late George Shaya, for his dedication and skill on the field.
Friends, family, and fans have gathered at his Norton residence to pay their respects and honor the legacy he leaves behind in Zimbabwe’s football history.
President Emmerson Mnangagwa used Zimbabwe’s 45th Independence Day celebrations as a national rallying point, delivering a speech rich in reflection, patriotism, and forward-looking policy emphasis. Addressing thousands in Gokwe-Nembudziya—a venue chosen to symbolise the government’s devolution agenda—President Mnangagwa reiterated the Second Republic’s commitment to rural development, inclusive growth, and national self-determination. In a passionate address, […]
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A well-coordinated syndicate accused of manipulating tobacco auction processes and exploiting farmers has been exposed at the Tobacco Sales Floor, leading to the arrest of five individuals. According to preliminary reports, the suspects included individuals working within the auction system and external collaborators. The syndicate allegedly preyed on vulnerable tobacco farmers, soliciting bribes in exchange […]
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Popular Zimbabwean comedian Charles Mapalume, widely known as Marabha, has died. He passed away this morning at Harare Hospital. The news was confirmed by fellow entertainer Shugeta. Details surrounding his death are still emerging. Marabha was a household name in local comedy, admired for his performances that brought laughter to many Zimbabweans.
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