Mai Titi's former boyfriend Zizoe Pamyk will tomorrow open up on his relationship with the top comedienne following their break-up while in the United Kingdom recently. Last week, a heartbroken Mai Titi took to Facebook live to share intricate details of how her Ben 10 boyfriend
Popular comedienne Felistas "Mai Titi" Edwards has broken her short stinted union with Gweru based singer, Zizoe Pamyk. Addressing her legion of fans on social media, Mai Titi broke the news in a video she visibly appeared sad. Though disappointed, she vowed not to shed a tear
United Kingdom-based singer Njabulo Tytan Nkomo has finally broken his silence to accusations his estranged wife has been publicising on social media. In an effort to let his side heard the Bho singer captured himself in a live video making rounds on social media. Defending himself, Tytan
In a recurring matter, United Kingdom-based socialite and businesswomen, Olinda Chapel has openly admitted to missing being with her estranged husband and musician Njabulo "Tytan" Nkomo. Although she deleted the post just a few minutes after posting it on Instagram, the embattled 36-year-old said it is
President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s offensive reengagement program anchored on the ‘Open for Business’ mantra has today suffered a blow after the United Kingdom (UK) pulled off its support for Zimbabwe’s readmission into the common wealth citing human rights violations.
In response to United Kingdom (UK) Parliamentarian Katey Hoey, government has said the deployment of state security forces has been deliberately done to guard against regime change ploy by those pursuing subversive threats to Zimbabwe.
Human rights lawyers and activists alike have come out gun blazing after Zimbabwe gave its back on Myanmar's persecution of the Rohingya Muslims when it recently voted against United Nations’ resolution to condemn gross human rights violations in the Southeast Asian country alongside its all-weather
The MDC Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa remains hopeful that the Constitutional Court will deliver a judgment that resonates with what he described as superb submissions by his legal team led by advocate Thabani Mpofu who yesterday stood before the full bench of nine judges to
The United States Agency for Development (USAID) and the United Kingdom’s Department for International Development (DFID) have availed a combined $43 million to provide food and cash to the hunger stricken districts in the country. The aid follows poor weather conditions which prevailed during the 2014-15
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