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Geza exits the stage: The unfinished work of liberation

Blessed Runesu Geza, known to many as Comrade Bombshell, died in the early hours of 6 February 2026 at a cardiac hospital in South Africa. A war veteran of Zimbabwe’s liberation struggle,

By Phillan Zamchiya 4h ago

Geza exits the stage: The unfinished work of liberation

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A son’s quest for answers in Zimbabwe’s public health system

My concerns are, therefore, not abstract; they arise from this very explanation and from what we observed during her admission.

By Tendai Ruben Mbofana 7h ago

A son’s quest for answers in Zimbabwe’s public health system

Teacher charged with indecent assault

The court was told that on September 20 last year, around 12pm, the victim was at home when Ncube arrived, claiming he had revision material for her.

By Nokuxola Mbangeni 8h ago

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Baz gets plaudits for nudity stance

On February 3, Baz raised alarm over what it described as the increasing circulation of explicit digital content reaching local audiences — including children.

By Brent Shamu 8h ago

Deepfake abuse is abuse

Levels of concern vary widely between countries, underscoring the urgent need for stronger awareness, prevention and protection measures.

By Unicef 8h ago

Chinese New Year carnival: Celebrating an enduring friendship

The year 2025 has been a year of remarkable achievements for China-Zimbabwe relations, says Chinese Ambassador to Zimbabwe, Zhou Ding

By H.e. Zhou Ding 21h ago

Chinese New Year carnival: Celebrating an enduring friendship

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Explosive police graft claims at hearings

The Police Amendment Bill seeks to align the Police Act with the constitution, particularly section 219, which sets out the establishment and functions of the country’s police service.

By Nunurai Jena 23h ago

Explosive police graft claims at hearings

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From community project to church property: Top Anglican Church school ownership dispute explodes

Truth Diggers visited the area to understand how relations deteriorated at a once-celebrated rural school that had long symbolised hope for disadvantaged learners.

By Nunurai Jena Feb. 8, 2026