#KwiriCast Episode 73
A weekly podcast hosted by Zimbabwean blogger and writer Larry Kwirirayi talking current affairs and playing local music
Spate of robberies hit Mvuma
A spate of robberies has hit the mining town of Mvuma in the Midlands, about 190 kilometres along the Harare - Masvingo highway. In a notice to drivers, the Police Criminal Investigations Department (CID) Mvuma, warned them to avoid stopping at lay-byes. "There is a spate of
Msipa roasts power-hungry politicians
GWERU: Former Midlands Governor Cephas Msipa has bemoaned how modern-day politicians are propelled into politics by hunger for power as opposed to seeking freedom as was the case with him and other yester-year veteran nationalists. Msipa chronicled how he sought to free fellow Africans from every
Hundreds of job seekers throng govt offices
BULAWAYO: Anti-riot police had to be called to restore order at the Ministry of Health and Child Care offices in Bulawayo on Tuesday after hundreds of job seekers descended on the offices in response to an advert flighted by the ministry which is recruiting general
RBZ Debt should be treated like any other debt: ZIMCODD
Zimbabwe Coalition on Debt and Development (ZIMCODD) has intensified the call for government to treat the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe’s debt as any other debt citing the transfer of the debt to government as a burden to the tax payers. The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe incurred
Mugabe blamed for “vendorising” the nation
President Robert Mugabe has been blamed for the skyrocketing number of vendors who are flooding the streets of Harare and the country at large. As the economic situation continues to deteriorate, vendors have become a common sight on most of the major streets in Harare. This
Triangle walloped Whawha as Dynamos finally win
Castle Lager Premier Soccer League week 9 was full of thrilling results as Triangle whacked debutants Whawha 6-0 and Harare giants Dynamos finally win after losing their two previous games. Triangle were on-fire to condemn Whawha by 6-0 to top the log-standings after Chicken Inn were
@CassperNyovest Walks the Walk with R100 000 Donation to Displaced Xenophobia Victims Â
Leading South Africa based Entertainer Casper Nyovest was one of the first to speak out against Xenophobia attacks in South Africa, but it was more his actions that have shown his deep rooted desire for a united and peaceful Africa. The humble but strong minded
Warriors to prep for COSAFA Cup
Warriors will troop into camp on Monday ahead of the commencement of the Council of Southern Africa Football Associations (COSAFA) preliminary round matches in South Africa. The COSAFA Cup roars into life on the 17th of May and the warriors will be hoping to have been prepared ahead of the encounter. The players who