Silas Nkala is a journalist based in Zimbabwe, specializing in local news and current affairs. He writes for NewsDay Zimbabwe and his work has also been featured in The Standard Newspaper and Alpha Media Holdings. Silas covers a wide range of topics including social issues, politics, and economic developments in Zimbabwe.
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Silas Nkala's coverage primarily focuses on local government and political developments in Zimbabwe, with particular attention to issues affecting Bulawayo and rural communities. His articles often include expert commentary and government announcements.
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THE MTHWAKAZI Republic Party has challenged villagers to contribute towards the salaries of traditional leaders to ensure that they are not captured by “some Zanu PF” elements in the government.
Insiza RDC audits non-residential properties
Govt engages Ndiweni family over Ntabazinduna chieftainship
In a statement yesterday, the MRP information department said Khanye was picked up at his workplace on Tuesday by officers from Bulawayo Central Police Station, adding that he was released.
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