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By Joe Hussein The story begins in the 1950s, when a bold operator named Johnstone shook Salisbury’s transport scene. He imported twenty double-decker buses from London and branded his new…
There have been reports of citizens who have been conned by some individuals who produce fake US dollars when buying commodities. There are numerous examples that have occurred across the…
Eng Jacob Mutisi Chadonha is a Shona word meaning “something that has fallen” and is one of Zimbabwe’s most common street scams. It usually starts when someone “finds” a wallet…
Across Africa and among its diaspora, a silent erosion is taking place one word at a time. Parents proudly encourage their children to speak “good English,” often correcting them when…
By Bigboy Madzivanzira The issue of police officers being shot on duty is a concerning trend in Zimbabwe. Here are some recent cases: – Constable Courage Muchechesi’s Death: A police…
By Bigboy Madzivanzira The rapid urbanization of Zimbabwe’s cities has brought about numerous challenges, including a growing sewage problem. In many urban areas, sewage systems are overwhelmed, leading to blockages,…
For years, Tranos (Trynos) Taurai Muzanenhamo has been a name synonymous with cybercrime in Zimbabwe. From mobile money fraud and ATM card cloning to SIM swap scams, Muzanenhamo has become…
October is one of Zimbabwe’s driest months, desperate residents searching for water solutions are falling prey to a new wave of borehole scammers. With the heat rising and taps running…
By Bigboy Madzivanzira As we go about our daily lives, it’s easy to overlook the potential dangers that surround us. However, when it comes to high voltage electricity lines, ignorance…
The recent bus accident in Makhado, South Africa, which claimed the lives of 42 Zimbabweans, is a painful reminder of the country’s deep-seated economic and transport challenges. The incident, which…