Malema denies money laundering charges

Julius Malema, a South African political activist, has claimed innocence against charges that he laundered the proceeds of ill-gotten public contracts.

Woman eats rodent in sandwich, given £10 compensation

When a hungry mother-of-two bit into a tasty chicken, bacon and lettuce sandwich from Tesco, she got a mouthful she wasn’t expecting.

Zifa claims Asiagate report is with printers

Harare Bureau
ZIFA president Cuthbert Dube believes that the match- fixing scandals that rocked local football and became known as Asiagate have been scaring away potential corporate partners from the game.

New Dawn to list on local bourse

Business Reporter
Canada-based New Dawn is set to list on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange after Falcon Gold shareholders agreed to a proposal by New Dawn to take their entire shareholding in the Bulawayo-headquartered mining company which will then delist from the local bourse.

Bogus Peter Moyo defrauds Beitbridge man

Gwanda Correspondent

A man masquerading as popular sungura musician Peter Moyo defrauded a Beitbridge man of R2 000.

Quelaton shock Monomotapa

Sports Reporter
Quelaton..(3) 3
Monomotapa…(1) 2
QUELATON collected their third set of three points this season courtesy of a 3-2 win over Monomotapa in a lively match played at Luveve Stadium yesterday.

Elections date set

Harare Bureau
HARMONISED elections will be held in the last week of March next year and the proclamation of the actual dates will be done in due course, President Mugabe has said.

He said the constitutional referendum was expected in the first week of November.

This came out in an urgent application which the Head of State and Government and Commander-in-Chief of the Zimbabwe Defence Forces filed at the High Court yesterday seeking an extension of the deadline to proclaim dates for by-elections in three vacant constituencies.

“Accordingly, due to the unavailability of financial resources applicant is asking that the holding of the by-elections be further extended to 31 March, 2013, the idea being to subsume the holding of the by-elections in the harmonised elections to be held in the last week of March 2013,” said President Mugabe in an application filed on his behalf by Justice and Legal Affairs Minister Patrick Chinamasa.

Water woes mount

Temba Dube
BULAWAYO is on the brink of running dry due to critical water levels at Criterion Reservoir,

Growth points turned into dens of iniquity

Saul Gwakuba Ndlovu
Out in Zimbabwe’s rural areas there are places called by various names: business centres, growth points, at the grocer’s or merely at the stores or at the shops.

Govt makes effort to pay Malawi pensioners

The government has stepped up efforts to remit pensions to former mine workers from Malawi, an official said on Tuesday.

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