Spread This News BBC South African opposition politician Julius Malema has been found guilty of discharging a firearm in public seven years ago. In 2018, a video emerged showing the Economic Freedom ...

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Despite a few injury setbacks, NZ will be confident heading into the opener. Michael Bracewell will lead the hosts in the series.

In the ruthless arena of Zimbabwean politics, where reputations are forged in the crucible of coups, crackdowns, and corruption scandals, Vice President Constantino Chiwenga has long been cast as an ...

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Prior to the October international break, FIFA has hit a former World Cup host nation with a sanction that could end up jeopardizing its qualification to the tournament.

A farmer, who started growing white maize after struggling to find the staple crop he had eaten growing up, was visited by the Princess Royal. David Mwanaka, 60, moved to the UK from Zimbabwe more ...

Zimbabwe is Africa's biggest producer of tobacco but some farmers believe the country's long-term future could lie in a very different crop - blueberries.