adminMalawi police delegation hails ZRP
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Baby raped to enhance business venture
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Maid feeds minor porridge mixed with blood
George Maponga Masvingo BureauA HEARTLESS HIV positive Gutu domestic worker has been jailed an effective eight months in prison for serving her employer’s four-year-old daughter with porridge mixed with her menstrual blood in a bid to
Mwafulirwa yearns for the return of Lancaster
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Councillors want management salaries made public
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UK sees Zim transforming global diamond industry
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Indigenous miners approach Parliament over new fees
Herald Reporter
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MDC-T MP in Facebook obscenities
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Car importers fleeced of US$400 000
Tendai Mugabe Senior Reporter
HUNDREDS of Zimbabweans buying second hand vehicles from Japan through the internet have been duped of more than US$400 000 by bogus traders that disappear as soon as money is wired to them.
Documented evidence shows that most of the botched deals took place between May 2010 and November 2011 with sources saying much more could have been lost through these syndicates.
A report prepared by officials from Zimbabwe’s embassy in Japan revealed that most Zimbabweans fall victim to the dealers who offer sale and delivery conditions.
Ministry of Foreign Affairs Permanent Secretary Ambassador Joey Bimha last Wednesday confirmed that some Japanese car traders were duping Zimbabweans.
He, however, could not ascertain the number of people affected.
“A lot of people have come to us complaining that that they have lost their money to these fraudsters. I urge people to be very careful when they want to import cars from overseas because there are a lot of