Tsvangirai in one month separation from wife | SW Radio Africa news - The...
SW Radio Africa news - The Independent Voice of ZimbabweMDC-T leader Morgan Tsvangirai could be headed for a divorce after it emerged that he and his wife Elizabeth Macheka have been separated for...
View ArticleHwange poaching crisis continues | SW Radio Africa news - The Independent...
SW Radio Africa news - The Independent Voice of ZimbabweThe Hwange National Park remains the site of a poaching crisis, with figures released by the national parks authority (ZimParks) showing an...
View ArticleZAPU demands return of seized war records | SW Radio Africa news - The...
SW Radio Africa news - The Independent Voice of ZimbabweFormer ZIPRA combatants say ZANU PF should return war records that it seized during the Gukurahundi period to enable the true story of the...
View ArticleMakuvise denies claiming asylum in Germany | SW Radio Africa news - The...
SW Radio Africa news - The Independent Voice of ZimbabweHebson Makuvise, the outgoing Zimbabwe ambassador to Germany, has denied claiming asylum in that country, saying he’s going back home after his...
View ArticleZANU PF ‘backtracks’ on indigenisation threats | SW Radio Africa news - The...
SW Radio Africa news - The Independent Voice of ZimbabweZANU PF has appeared to backtrack on threats against foreign business owners, weeks after warning that punitive action would be taken against...
View ArticleMorale at ZBC still low as employees start receiving salaries | SW Radio...
SW Radio Africa news - The Independent Voice of ZimbabweMorale at the ZBC is reportedly still low despite the government chipping in to pay the owed salaries as part of its pledge to bail out the...
View ArticleBleak outlook for Zim economy in 2014 | SW Radio Africa news - The...
SW Radio Africa news - The Independent Voice of ZimbabweThe economy in the country is not responding positively to last year’s election results, raising concerns that it’s stalling and heightening...
View ArticleWater woes persist into the New Year despite rains | SW Radio Africa news -...
SW Radio Africa news - The Independent Voice of ZimbabweDespite the rains which have pounded most parts of the country over the festive season, water woes have persisted with major cities said to be...
View ArticleGovernment accused of violating hiring freeze agreement | SW Radio Africa...
SW Radio Africa news - The Independent Voice of ZimbabweThe International Monetary Fund (IMF) has queried Zimbabwe’s commitment to a debt reduction plan after the government hired an extra 10,000...
View ArticleZim mines minister urged to reveal ‘bribers’ | SW Radio Africa news - The...
SW Radio Africa news - The Independent Voice of ZimbabweZimbabwe’s new Mines Minister Walter Chidhakwa has been urged to reveal the names of people he claims have tried to bribe him since he was sworn...
View ArticleHeart of the Matter – Year starts badly for Zimbabwe | SW Radio Africa news -...
SW Radio Africa news - The Independent Voice of ZimbabweHere comes 2014 and I do not know how many Zimbabweans out there expect a new beginning, especially burdened with the kind of brainless leaders...
View ArticleZim ruled out of World Bank aid scheme | SW Radio Africa news - The...
SW Radio Africa news - The Independent Voice of ZimbabweThe World Bank has become the latest institution to pour cold water on Zimbabwe’s bid to access fresh loans from international lenders, unless...
View ArticleAlice Chavunduka dies in South Africa | SW Radio Africa news - The...
SW Radio Africa news - The Independent Voice of ZimbabweFormer ZBC and SABC news anchor Alice Chavunduka who died in Johannesburg on Sunday, suffered an epileptic seizure in her home a week before her...
View ArticleZANU PF denies Mugabe ‘collapse’ | SW Radio Africa news - The Independent...
SW Radio Africa news - The Independent Voice of ZimbabweZANU PF has strongly denied reports that Robert Mugabe’s health has seriously deteriorated, in the midst of rumours that the soon to be 90 year...
View ArticleGovernment officials accused in ‘endemic’ Zim corruption | SW Radio Africa...
SW Radio Africa news - The Independent Voice of ZimbabweAs corruption in Zimbabwe continues to thrive, more unnamed government ministers have been accused of being involved in multi-million dollar...
View ArticleZim teachers threaten strike over pay dispute | SW Radio Africa news - The...
SW Radio Africa news - The Independent Voice of ZimbabweTeachers could strike after schools open next week in a dispute over pay that has been raging for months, a union leader has warned. Takavafira...
View ArticleZiscosteel set to reopen | SW Radio Africa news - The Independent Voice of...
SW Radio Africa news - The Independent Voice of ZimbabweZimbabwe’s steel maker New Zimbabwe Steel, formerly known as Ziscosteel, will reopen this month, according to the Daily News newspaper. A weekend...
View ArticleBulawayo’s water rationing regime to stay | SW Radio Africa news - The...
SW Radio Africa news - The Independent Voice of ZimbabweDemand for water in Bulawayo continues to outstrip supply with the city currently receiving just a fraction of its estimated daily requirements....
View ArticleTsvangirai finds unlikely ally in Job Sikhala | SW Radio Africa news - The...
SW Radio Africa news - The Independent Voice of ZimbabweOutspoken MDC99 leader Job Sikhala has become an unlikely ally of MDC-T President Morgan Tsvangirai by insisting he will overcome his current...
View ArticleDeceased and ex-staff members on ZBC pay roll | SW Radio Africa news - The...
SW Radio Africa news - The Independent Voice of ZimbabweAn on-going staff vetting exercise at the ZBC has revealed that some deceased and ex-staff members are still in the company’s pay roll. Reports...
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