Content hosted by iono.fm This Week on Keep it Real Fridays! In the news! SELETINE (Social Architect) & Brian Willis (No relation to Bruce!) are back with a House Keeping edition to talk about the ZimDancehall summit, Mlue Jay utilizing the nude publicity stunt, twitter clout
The two top-ranked Twenty20 international (T20I) teams in world cricket are in Zimbabwe to take part in an eight-day triangular tournament with the home team, starting this Sunday, 1 July, at Harare Sports Club. At this moment Pakistan are top of the International Cricket Council’s T20I
THE Econet Victoria Falls Marathon is not just about sport, health and fitness. But it has everything to do with other sectors of the economy that benefit from the annual event. Indeed, Victoria Falls town and all the travel and tourism activities surrounding it always come
Our erstwhile comrades, have, once again, developed cold feet. Their lawyer, Advocate Thabani Mpofu, is not at all keen to represent them in the High Court trial since he seems to appreciate that his clients have got a snowball's chance in hell of winning the
Our Children Our Future Trust (OCOFT) ,an organisation which seeks to uplift the welfare of vulnerable children, especially those orphaned to HIV and of female prisoners, will host a breakfast meeting next Friday (6 July, 2018) aimed at finding lasting solutions to the plight of
THE opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) has hauled President Emmerson Mnangagwa and his ruling ZANU PF party to court in the hunt for an order compelling them not to engage in electoral malpractices by seeking to procure the support or assistance of traditional leaders
It has been the biggest of its kind for some time now, and this year it got even bigger. The stage is set for the Econet Victoria Falls Marathon this Sunday, July 1, 2018, with the mighty Victoria Falls, one of the Seven Natural Wonders of
Below is a snippet from Leon Hartwell paper titled What Went Wrong With Zimbabwe's MDC-T? In his paper Hartwell, who once worked for Netherlands Embassy based in Zimbabwe, attempted to identify the key issues that made the Movement for Democratic Change led by the late Morgan
IYWD leader, Glanis Changachirere said despite the will that young women showed in participating in the forthcoming elections, it was sad that they were left in the cold hence their needs will not be met.
Presidential hopeful and Build Zimbabwe Alliance (BZA) leader, Dr Noah Manyika has accused Zanu PF supporters of pulling down and defacing his campaign posters charging that the Peace Pledge signed by political parties early this week is a fallacy as long as President Emmerson Mnangagwa
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