Studio 7 Headlines, Friday, October 23, 2015

WASHINGTON D.C. — 

Energy Minister Samuel Undenge warns Zimbabweans to brace for more power cuts.

President Robert Mugabe is awarded China's alternative to the Nobel Peace Prize for what the prize committee calls his inspired national leadership and service to pan-Africanism. Some people, however, say the award is irrelevant, especially coming from a country accused of rights abuses to a leader also with a tainted rights record.

Elton Mangoma’s Renewal Democrats of Zimbabwe congress begins in Harare

Blessing Zulu speaks with Mavambo/Kusile/Dawn leader Simba Makoni on policies he will introduce to rebuild Zimbabwe if elected into office. Makoni blames the ruling Zanu PF party for failing to enact laws that can dig Zimbabwe out of the abys.

And in today’s music segment, we bring you a Zimbabwean classical musician, Hisham Breedlove, who’s set on breaking into the world of classical music.

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