Miners federation boss up for fraud

Tendai Rupapa Court Reporter
MINERS Federation of Zimbabwe president Trynos Nkomo and Harare businessman Tendai Mundawarara appeared in court yes­terday charged with swindling a Dubai jew­ellery company of US$280 000 in a botched gold deal.

Two Nigerian businessmen face deportation

Herald Correspondent
TWO Nigerians who entered the country illegally and established businesses in Karoi before marrying Zimbabwean women, face deportation after being convicted of contra­vening the Immigration Act. Karoi magistrate Mr Robson Finsin fined Solomon Ugona Uba

Gospel artiste’s trial fails to kick off

Court Reporter
The trial of gospel musi­cian Amos Mahen­dere, who is facing allega­tions of assaulting a kombi driver following an altercation over the volume of a radio, failed to kick off yester­day after witnesses failed to attend court.

Olivine worker steals jacket, fired

Labour Reporter
AN Olivine Industries employee James Manjoro has been fired for stealing a fel­low worker’s jacket which he kept in his locker for six months. It was common cause that David Mavhudzi worked for the company when his jacket went missing.

Urban groover faces murder charge

Felex Share Herald Reporter
URBAN groover Taurai Mandebvu has been arrested on allegations of fatally assaulting an armed robber who had raided his father’s Hatfield house on Saturday morning. Mandebvu was arrested together with his father, sister, maid and two neighbours.

Man shows magistrate pictures of kids begging

Court Reporter
A HARARE businessman yesterday showed a Civil Court magistrate photographs of his children begging for food in the street in a bid to pay less for the upkeep of the children. Knowledge Gosha brought his estranged wife Lucia Chirombo to court seeking an

SPB admits to corruption in tender awards

Herald Reporter
State Procurement Board chairman, Mr Charles Kuwaza, yesterday admit­ted that some of his officers corruptly awarded ten­ders to bidders. Appearing before the portfolio commit­tee on Budget, Finance and Investment Pro­motion Mr Kuwaza said the SPB did

Inside field of corpse medicine

INSIDE the disgusting field of “corpse medicine” that recommends dead man’s sweat, raw liver and human fat (mixed with blood, marrow and beer) to cure all ills
Doctors have long known that a spoonful of sugar helps the medicine go down. But in “corpse medicine” — the idea of treating ills by swallowing body parts and fluids

Trucker fatally knocks down boy (7)

Beitbridge Bureau
A seven-year-old boy from Amazon area was struck and killed by a haulage truck last Friday afternoon while attempting to cross the Masvingo-Mbalabala Road.
The incident occurred at the 196km peg at around 5pm.

Cotton farmers’ children stranded

Felex Share Herald Reporter
HUNDREDS of Ordinary and Advanced Level pupils whose parents and guardians are cotton farmers have failed to register for this year’s November examinations as their par­ents are yet to sell their produce.

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