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Jan 13, 2025 | 
southerneye.co.zw | Patricia Sibanda |Bongile Moyo |Silas Nkala |William Vudla
While the image of China is often that of an authoritarian monolith where dissent is systematically stifled, the reality in the country often contradicts this myopic understanding. Protests in China, though rarely covered in detail by state-controlled media or even global outlets, are not only happening but are reflective of deep-seated grievances simmering within its society.
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Jan 13, 2025 | 
southerneye.co.zw | Patricia Sibanda |Bongile Moyo |Silas Nkala |William Vudla
BUSINESSMAN Bernard Gwarada is planning to influence a better working relationship between Zifa and local authorities to build and improve infrastructure if he returns to the association's executive committee.
Gwarada's candidature was rectified last week after he was initially barred from contesting.
He is one of 38 candidates vying for the six ordinary executive committee posts in an election that will be conducted on January 25.
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Jan 13, 2025 | 
southerneye.co.zw | Silas Nkala |Patricia Sibanda |Bongile Moyo |William Vudla
JUDICIAL officers must instil public confidence and trust in the Judiciary, Chief Justice Luke Malaba has said, amid concerns citizens were losing trust in the administration of justice.
Speaking during the official opening of the legal year in Bulawayo yesterday, Malaba said the Judicial Service Commission (JSC)’s decision to host the event in Bulawayo reflected its commitment to decentralise access to justice.
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Jan 13, 2025 | 
southerneye.co.zw | Patricia Sibanda |Bongile Moyo |Silas Nkala |William Vudla
Local ILLEGAL gold mining activities are hindering rainwater from flowing into Mzingwane Dam and deterring the water body from contributing to combating the Bulawayo City water challenges, mayor David Coltart has said.
Coltart made the remarks on Sunday during a state of the city address at Nkulumane Hall in ward 22. He said he did not understand how all dams’ water levels had only increased by 4% when the city experienced a lot of rainfall.
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Jan 13, 2025 | 
southerneye.co.zw | Patricia Sibanda |Bongile Moyo |Silas Nkala |William Vudla
DOHA/CAIRO/JERUSALEM - Negotiators were meeting in Qatar on Tuesday hoping to finalise a plan to end the war in Gaza, after U.S. President Joe Biden indicated a ceasefire and hostage release deal was close, after 15 months of conflict that upended the Middle East.
More than five hours after talks began there was still no word on an outcome.
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Jan 13, 2025 | 
southerneye.co.zw | Patricia Sibanda |Bongile Moyo |Silas Nkala |William Vudla
Business From tech innovators to industry magnates, these are the visionaries leading the charge as the Africa’s wealthiest individuals. "Empowering Africa through entrepreneurship, these Indian billionaires are transforming industries and creating lasting impact across the continent.
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Jan 13, 2025 | 
southerneye.co.zw | Bongile Moyo |Patricia Sibanda |Silas Nkala |William Vudla
A 21-YEAR-OLD Shurugwi man was last week slapped with an effective four-year jail term for kidnapping and assaulting a three-year-old girl.
According to the National Prosecuting Authority of Zimbabwe, on December 24 last year, the complainant (name withheld) and other children were playing and the accused took the complainant away.
The court heard that he detained her for about 30 minutes without the authority of her parents.
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Jan 13, 2025 | 
southerneye.co.zw | Patricia Sibanda |Bongile Moyo |Silas Nkala |William Vudla
SOUTH AFRICA-BASED Zimbabwean wheel spinner DJ Gonzo has revealed that his unique ability to blend amapiano with Zimbabwean tracks has received positive reception, earning him admiration from fans across the Limpopo River.
Born Redgis Viriri, DJ Gonzo, who has lived in Mzansi for the past 27 years such that he now considers himself at home away from home, told NewsDay Life & Style that his vision was to unite nations by creating music that transcends borders.
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Jan 13, 2025 | 
southerneye.co.zw | Silas Nkala |Patricia Sibanda |Bongile Moyo |William Vudla
SOUTH AFRICAN banks have frozen accounts of Zimbabwean Exemption Permits (Zep) holders amid claims by the financial institutions that it was a system error.
According to the reports, Zep holders said their bank accounts were frozen in early January, preventing them from making transactions.
The reports said some banks were imposing a freeze on Zep holders’ bank accounts.
Global Immigration and Legal Consultancy legal director Gabriel Shumba confirmed the freeze of Zep holders’ bank accounts.
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Jan 12, 2025 | 
southerneye.co.zw | Patricia Sibanda |Bongile Moyo |Silas Nkala |William Vudla
Becoming the richest often requires a combination of vision, hard work, and the ability to seize opportunities. For many of the world’s wealthiest individuals, this journey begins with identifying emerging trends and leveraging them effectively.
