Lekompo Festival Returns to Beitbridge
By Netshakhuma Muleya The Zimbabwe Annual Lekompo Cultural Festival returns to Ha Moze, Beitbridge, on August 15 for its fourth edition, featuring local and regional artists. The festival will feature…
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By Netshakhuma Muleya The Zimbabwe Annual Lekompo Cultural Festival returns to Ha Moze, Beitbridge, on August 15 for its fourth edition, featuring local and regional artists. The festival will feature…
By Ziyah New Network The Premier Soccer League (PSL) has fined Hardrock FC and Dynamos FC after finding both clubs guilty of offences linked to the abandoned Castle Lager PSL…
By McGeorge Mbare BEITBRIDGE’s Zezani High School is preparing to host the Matabeleland South Provincial National Association of Secondary Heads (NASH) 2026, U17 Boys and U20 Girls football games, scheduled…
By Rex Mphisa THE Customs and Excise Department has brought a relief for returnees from South africa who will be able to enjoy rebates for their personal effects after introducing…
By McGeorge Mbare SOUTH Africans denied us food, Zimbabweans are feeding us, is the unspoken statement on hungry and desperate Malawians stranded at Beitbridge after meeting the March and March…
By Panashe Karidzagundi. A 49 year old Beitbridge farmer, Johannes Maorera has transformed his passion for livestock farming into a thriving enterprise. His thriving enterprise is not only supporting his…
By McGeorge Mbare IN the midst of a crisis in Beitbridge Town, businesswoman Purity Gwenda has emerged at the forefront, displaying the true Zimbabwean spirit of hospitality to Malawian nationals…
By Prince Chese WELTON Group of Schools won two titles and finished second in the Seniors’ competition at the Netball Tournament held at Centenary School last Saturday. The tournament attracted…
By McGeorge Mbare Zimbabwean returnees from South Africa have arrived in the border town of Beitbridge, with many citing several harrowing situations they went through. The returnees were repatriated to…
By McGeorge Mbare THE three co-founders of Heal Us Zimbabwe, Columbus Mushore, Kudakwashe Mafuta, and Terrence Shenje began their 580 kilometre journey on foot from Beitbridge to Harare on Saturday…