adminMP in court on culpable homicide charge
Court Reporter
Draft policy on employment challenges endorsed
Business Reporter
THE Employers’ Confederation of Zimbabwe (Emcoz) has endorsed a draft policy to improve human capital base through Open Distance Learning to address employment challenges in the economy.Trio steals 37 goats
Beitbridge Reporter
THREE Beitbridge men were yesterday arraigned before the courts for allegedly stealing 37 goats belonging to a local businessman, Mr Salatiel Roy Muleya, worth $2 000 before smuggling some of the animals to South Africa.Poacher gets two-year jail term
Court Reporter
AN unrepentant poacher in Nyamandlovu has been sentenced to 24 months in prison and had a previously suspended sentence brought into effect after he committed a similar offence barely 12 months later.
UNWTO inspectors expected in Victoria Falls today
Victoria Falls Reporter
Bank to disburse $30m line of credit
Harare Bureau
THE Agricultural Bank of Zimbabwe is set to disburse the second tranche of a $30 million line of credit from the Industrial Development Corporation South Africa (IDCSA) by October this year.Auditors clear Bosso treasurer
Sports Reporter
REINSTATED Highlanders treasurer, Odiel Nkomo, has reportedly been cleared by a Harare-based forensic audit firm hired by the club to investigate financial irregularities.
Air strikes near Damascus kill dozens
Activists say Syrian fighter jets made rare sorties on the outskirts of the capital, Damascus, killing at least 60 people in its eastern suburbs, the same day a Syrian military helicopter crashed while under rebel fire.
Gambia executes nine by firing squad: govt
BANJUL — Gambia said on Monday it had executed nine prisoners, prompting critics to call for sanctions on the president whose plans to clear the country’s death row by mid-September had already drawn a flurry of international condemnation.Labour Court grinds to a halt as officials become census enumerators
Midlands Correspondent
BUSINESS at the Gweru Labour Court is reportedly being disrupted because two critical staff members are not reporting for duty as they are involved in the national population census programme.