Man in ICU after sexual attack
Crime Reporter
A 25-YEAR-OLD Marange Resources employee is in the intensive care unit at Mutare Central Hospital after reportedly being kidnapped and sexually abused by three women who had offered him a lift.
The man, whose name cannot be revealed, was allegedly drugged before being kidnapped for two days.
The assailants are said to have been in the company of a man.
Police in Mutare yesterday confirmed the incident and said no arrests have been made as investigations were in progress.
It is alleged that last Wednesday, at around 8:57pm, the victim was at Fairbridge BP Service Station in Mutare looking for transport to Rusape.
He was offered a lift by the suspects who were travelling in a white Mercedes Benz, whose registration numbers are not known.
According to police, the male suspect was driving the vehicle while the three were women were on the backseat.
The driver stopped near Christmas Pass Hotel where the three women bought soft drinks.
Homosexuality illegal, says Chinamasa
Herald Reporters
HOMOSEXUALITY is outlawed in Zimbabwe and anyone caught committing the offence will be arrested, Justice and Legal Affairs Minister Patrick Chinamasa has said.
Minister Chinamasa said this yesterday after meeting the visiting United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights Ms Navanethem Pillay.
Said Minister Chinamasa: “Relatively, the meeting went very well. It was very frank, but very cordial. We made it clear that in our law homosexual activities are criminalised and that any person who commits homosexual activities will be arrested.”
Ms Pillay, who is in Harare at the Government’s invitation, yesterday met Government officials as she assesses the human rights situation in the country.
She refused to speak to the media, saying she will issue a statement after completing her visit on Friday.
Ms Pillay, who is on a five-day visit, first met Minister Chinamasa who gave her the country’s position on homosexuality and told her about the obtaining political situation.
Earl, Madigan to run at OK Grand Challenge
Augustine Hwata Sports Reporter
TWO Triple Crown winners, Earl of Surrey and Madigan, have accepted to run in the 24th edition of the OK Grand Challenge 1 800m set for Borrowdale race course. Earl of Surrey by Lisa Harris won the triple tiara in 2006 while Madigan from the Kirk
‘Traffic jam’ at G-Tel tourney
Collin Matiza Sports Editor
A “traffic jam” was witnessed on the final day of the inaugural G-Tel # Advermark junior squash challenge tournament at the weekend at Premier Belgravia Sports Club in Harare where three players were inseparable in the boys Under-19 section.
Madinda wins Botswana title
FORMER Highlanders and Warriors coach Madinda Ndlovu emulated his countryman and predecessor Rahman Gumbo when he led his side Mochudi Centre Chiefs to the Botswana beMOBILE championship title at the weekend. Ndlovu, who had moved to Botswana following a disappointing short stint in charge of the Warriors last year, sealed the championship when Chiefs beat
Women’s Football Super League set for kick off
Grace Chingoma Sports Reporter
THE Zimbabwe Women’s Football Super League — which will be wholly sponsored by Marange Resources — will now commence on June 2 with 10 teams participating. The league will be running for the second year after its inception last year
DStv Rangers lead Division One
Godknows Matarutse Sports Reporter
TWISTS and turns continue to characterise the Zifa Northern Region Division One League after DStv Rangers replaced Black Rhinos at the top of the log with a convincing 4-0 win over Banket at Old Hararians at the weekend. Nine weeks into the
Zifa property attached
Augustine Hwata Sports Reporter
THE Deputy Sheriff yesterday attached two buses, two cars and various other property belonging to the Zimbabwe Football Association over a debt owed to Pandhari Lodge. The buses were donated to the association by Reserve bank of Zimbabwe
Arubi defends DeMbare
Eddie Chikamhi Sports Reporter
Dynamos stand-in captain Washington Arubi believes his side will come good tomorrow when they face Motor Action in a Castle Lager Premier Soccer League tie at Rufaro. The league’s defending champions are coming from a 2-1 win over
Benji tempts Drogba
Robson Sharuko Senior Sports Editor
BENJANI MWARUWARI is hoping to pull off an audacious coup by luring Chelsea’s Uefa Champions League wi-nning hero, Didier Drogba, to play in his testimonial at the National Sports Stadium on Saturday.




