Street vendors will soon sell ZESA prepaid cards after the parastatal upgraded its system. What remains is for it to approve vendors and the next thing, your airtime guy, weed man or that other guy will be selling you your electricity too. Already retail chain OK sells prepaid cards and soon banks, service stations and [...]
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Street Vendors To Sell Electricity ZESA Cards
Posted by Three Men On a Boat on April 30th, 2013
VIDEO: Winky D – Vashakabvu
Posted by Three Men On a Boat on March 3rd, 2013
The brand new Winky D music video is out and he has gotten Nafuna TV to work on it. Directed by the prolific Nqobizitha ‘Enqore’ Mlilo the video is of a song that pays tribute to people who have passed away and pretty much is a letter telling them what has happened since they’ve been [...]
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No Comments »1,200 Zimbabweans Deported From South Africa Last Week
Posted by Three Men On a Boat on August 27th, 2012
South Africa continued its deportation of Zimbabweans in its borders with the expulsion of 1,207 people from its northern neighbour. That brings to 35,031, the number of Zimbabweans deported since October last year. Since January 27,276 were sent back home. The majority of these are border jumpers. This is border-jumping season given the low levels of the [...]
SADC Resolutions On Zimbabwe
Posted by Three Men On a Boat on August 18th, 2012
After 2hrs of debate the full SADC Summit in has just adopted the following resolutions on Zimbabwe: 1. SADC reaffirms all previous decisions of the Troika and the SADC Summit on the issue of Zimbabwe. 2. Commends the parties for the efforts they have put in to develop the Constitution and urges them to spare [...]
Zimbabwean Couple Loses 2 Year-Old Daughter Over 20 Rands In SA
Posted by Three Men On a Boat on July 11th, 2012
A Zimbabwean couple have lost their 2 year after they failed to pay a neighbour R20, which they owed him it has been alleged. Nyaradzo Sithole paid with her life for her father being unable to settle a debt when she was burnt with boiling porridge. What had happened was, her father, James had agreed [...]
Is Big Brother A Scripted Sitcom?
Posted by Three Men on a Boat on May 30th, 2012
We however think that a more sinister plot is at play here, we actually think that Big Brother is directing proceeding in the house…literally
“Men in Black 3″ Out Tomorrow
Posted by Three Men on a Boat on May 24th, 2012
The movie “Men in Black 3″ opens in most parts of the world tomorrow 25 May. Most moviegoers will expect to get a few laughs out of the fun sci-fi comedy when Funny-man Will Smith teams up with the laconic Tommy Lee Jones as agents of a secret organisation that keeps Earth safe from bad [...]
Posted in Featured Tags: Aliens, Men In Black, UFO lands at school in Ruwa, Will Smith, zimbabwe, zimbabwe entertainment 2 Comments »Abortion: The Battle Rages On
Posted by Three Men on a Boat on May 17th, 2012
On Wednesday Committees in both chambers of the state Legislature advanced bills aimed at further restricting abortion procedures in the state of Louisiana, USA. Senate President John Alario is keen on ensuring the proposed bill called the “Viable and Pain Capable Unborn Child Protection Act” becomes law. Those who support Pain-Capable Child Protection Acts argue [...]
Politician Steals Car At Car Show-Reports
Posted by Three Men on a Boat on May 17th, 2012
Police arrested 38-year-old Aaron Muzungu a former official of MDC 99 who allegedly drove away with a car at a Ford Motor Company car show. It is said Muzungu had shown interest in buying the pickup. When he sat in the Ford Ranger T6, the keys were in the ignition. We suppose it is at [...]
Posted in Featured Tags: Aaron Muzungu, job sikala, mdc 99, zimbabwe, Zimbabwe politics 5 Comments »Zimbabwe Ranked 154 On Corruption – Reports
Posted by Three Men on a Boat on May 16th, 2012
New Zimbabwe reports that in 2011, Zimbabwe ranked 154 out of 182 countries in terms of corruption level.The ranking will place the least corrupt country at number one. If indeed these statistics are true then we as a nation have really sunk to a new low. Once upon a time Zimbabweans used to scoff at [...]
Posted in Featured Tags: Anti-Corruption Commission, Corruption, police corruption in zimbabwe, zimbabwe, ZRP No Comments »Man Beats Up Wife For Bed Wetting
Posted by Three Men on a Boat on May 5th, 2012
Byo24 reports that a Pumula East woman was beaten up and told by her husband that he is is terminating the marriage because of her bed wetting. Western Commonage magistrate, Richard Ramaboea heard that last Wednesday evening at about 10 pm, Sibanda returned home from a beer drink only to find Matshiki fast asleep and [...]
Bulawayo City Workers Strike
Posted by Three Men on a Boat on April 26th, 2012
Despite the setback caused by striking city workers, the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair began in Bulawayo on Tuesday. An estimated 3,200 workers downed their tools and are demanding their unpaid salaries. Media reports claim that the city is broke. New Zimbabwe reports that burst water pipes were not being attended to; rubbish lay uncollected and [...]
Is Sadza Faced With Extinction?
Posted by Three Men on a Boat on April 22nd, 2012
The other day we got a call from a female friend of ours who invited us for dinner. She asked us what dish we preferred to have and we opted for Sadza. When we got to her house we dived straight into the main meal. It however, did not take long for us to realise [...]
Posted in Featured Tags: culinary traditions, sadza, traditional food, zimbabwe, zimbabwe food, zimbabwe sadza No Comments »Highlights Of President Robert Mugabe’s Independence Day Speech
Posted by Three Men on a Boat on April 19th, 2012
Please find below highlights of President Robert Mugabe’s speech which he made at the National Sports Stadium yesterday during the Independence day celebrations – Because of this historic day, first celebrated in April 1980, our people cannot be regarded, much less, treated, as second –class citizens, in their land anymore. Government has accordingly decided that [...]
Posted in Featured, Unshelved Tags: President Robert Mugabe, Robert Mugabe, zimbabwe, Zimbabwe independence No Comments »As We Reflect On Independence Day…
Posted by Three Men on a Boat on April 18th, 2012
Often times we take Independence Day too lightly and to some extent politicians are to blame for making the national holiday a political one. However, no matter what political persuasion a person might affiliate themselves with; the issues of freedom and Independence are everyone’s issues. Zimbabwe has gone through a lot, most of it very [...]
