adminHeadmaster, SDC chairman sue teachers for defamation
Senior Court ReporterA HEADMASTER with a Goromonzi school and a former School Development Committee chairperson are claiming US$16 000 in defamation damages from 11 teachers from their school for communicating
Fired workers resist eviction
Labour ReporterELEVEN workers who were dismissed by Kefalos Quality Dairy Produce last month for refusing to sign new contracts are resisting eviction from the farm compound. The workers’ dismissal followed their
Cops, health experts raid ‘clinic’
Court ReporterTHOUSANDS of unsuspecting patie-nts could have been administered with wrong and dangerous prescription drugs following revelations that a “bogus” pharmacist has been operating a private clinic at
Mwonzora sued for non-payment of bills
Court ReporterMDC-T spokesperson Mr Douglas Mwonzora is being sued for vacating a house he was renting in Mabelreign, Harare, without clearing electricity and water bills amounting to US$4 820,49. He
Man faces 39 counts of armed robbery
Court Reporter
A SUSPECTED armed robber who together with his accomplices went on a nationwide robbing spree targeting commuters and shops yesterday appeared in court facing 39 counts of armed robbery.
Tourist disappears
Herald ReporterA TOURIST disappeared at the Rain Forest in Victoria Falls on Sunday afternoon, in what many suspect to be a suicide case. Tinashe Chitambo (25) disappeared after entering the Rain Forest to see the falls
Outcry over loans
Agriculture Reporter
FARMERS’ organisations have lamented banks’ decision to charge 45 percent interest rate on all overdue loans repayments. They felt the move will kill agricultural productivity and ultimately the country’s
Witness of Jesus to release second album
Richmore TeraTALENTED gospel music group Witnesses of Jesus have finished working on their second album titled “Muponisi Wangu”. Recorded at Jonathan Mugazi’s MJ Studios, the nine-track album is a follow-up to
Rights Bill in 2nd reading
Herald ReporterThe Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission Bill was read for the second time yesterday in the House of Assembly. Justice and Legal Affairs Minister Patrick Chinamasa was steering the Bill. The provision on