A once-familiar voice of Zimbabwean television news has been thrust back into the national spotlight this time not behind a news desk but as a symbol of recovery, resilience and second chance. Oscar Pambuka, a former prime-time news anchor whose signature introduction “The News at Eight,
Son to Sungura legend, Tongai "Dhewa" Moyo, Peter has taken radio and television personality, Oscar Pambuka's stance and warned 'social media bullies' to expect relentless responses from him on every attack they launch at him. The singer who also highlighted that he is a close friend
Controversial radio and television personality cum prophet Oscar Pambuka has indicated that he has no problem with marijuana smokers and drunkards attending church services at his newly found Oscar Pambuka Ministries. Pambuka made the remarks in an interview on PowerFM yesterday where he stated that the
Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) Alliance leader, Nelson Chamisa has bemoaned the death of Oliver "Tuku" Mtukudzi saying he had hoped the music legend was going to perform on his inauguration in the future. Chamisa made the remarks while commenting on a video interview between the
Former Energy and Power Development Minister Samuel Undenge was today acquitted on the criminal abuse of office charges following his alleged involvement in the awarding of the Gwanda Solar project tender to maverick businessman Wicknell Chivayo. According to the state, Undenge allegedly gave an order to
Former Highfield legislator Psychology Maziwisa and Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation (ZBC) News anchor, Oscar Pambuka will spend the next 30 months behind bars after Harare Magistrate Lazini Ncube convicted them on two counts of fraud. The duo whose public relations consultancy firm Fruitful Communications was awarded a
Former Highfield MP Psychology Maziwisa (Zanu PF), who is facing charges of swindling the Zimbabwe Power Company (ZPC) of $12 650 in a botched public relations deal has cleared president
The Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Union (ZCTU) has called on the government to intervene against the decision by Zimbabwe Electricity Supply Authority (ZESA) to suspend eight employees who participated in a demonstration against corrupt dealings and abuse of state resources by controversial businessman Wicknell Chivayo. Addressing
Energy Sector Workers Union of Zimbabwe on Thursday accused the Zimbabwe Electricity Transmission and Distribution Company (ZETDC) board of directors of mis-using funds while sponsoring Wicknell Chivhayo and the former first lady Grace Mugabe's dubious projects. In an interview with 263Chat, the union's General Secretary, Gibson
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