Rusape, Zimbabwe News

Matemai and Simboti performing at the Zimbabwean Music Festival in Boulder Colorado, June 27.

STARAFRICACORPORATION reported that group earnings for the full year to March 31 2009 slumped to a record low due to a decline in its wholesale and retail business, which recorded a loss during the period.

The comedian had reportedly hit hard times and retreated to his rural home in Rusape before resurfacing in the capital as a master of ceremonies at a gospel concert in March this year.

THE Attorney General 's Office is in the process of withdrawing charges against Justice Minister Patrick Chinamasa's co-accused in a case in which they were being accused of obstructing justice.

Police in Manicaland have banned hot-shot Job Sikhalaa s rallies with immediate effect, saying that they have been instructed to ban all gatherings which are not sanctioned by the inclusive government.

FINANCIAL services group, ZB Financial Holdings is closing and merging some of its branches as the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange listed entity positions itself in the new dollarisation dispensation.

HEADLINES author/source:Star published:Mon 13-Apr-2009 posted on this site:Mon 13-Apr-2009 Rusape Magistrate's Court early last year found him innocent of trespass charges laid against him under complicated land laws declared "racist" by the SADC Tribunal MDC accepted land invasions and agreed they couldn't be reversed Charles Lock is the only ...

A Murambinda magistrate has granted bail to 27 MDC members, including the Deputy Mayor of Mutare, Admire Mukorera.

The MDC activists were arrested Wednesday after violence broke out in Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai's rural home area.

The Movement for Democratic Change's district chairman for the Makoni West constituency in Zimbabwe's Manicaland province Francis Muswere died last night in a car accident.

After three years in self-imposed exile, former lawmaker Roy Bennett is set to become Zimbabwe's deputy minister for agriculture - six years after his own farm was seized in controversial land reforms.

BUS and commuter omnibus operators yesterday took advantage of the festive season to charge exorbitant fares in foreign currency with those in Harare asking for US$1 a trip, twice what they had been charging in ...