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Herald ReporterNational Parks and Wildlife Management Authority of Zimbabwe director-general Vitalis
Touts run amok at city bus terminus
Farai Kuvirimirwa Herald ReporterTouts popularly known as “mandimbandimba” yesterday ran amok in the city and assaulted kombi crews at the Charge Office bus terminus for resisting to pay protection fees. This comes shortly after Zanu-PF chairman for Chadcombe-Msasa district Cde Itai Badze, was also assaulted by the touts at Fourth Street rank for
Rushwaya seeks High Court review
Senior Court ReporterFORMER Zifa chief executive Henrietta Rushwaya, whose application for exemption from a fraud charge was last month thrown out, has now approached the High Court seeking review of the magistrate’s decision. Rushwaya is facing nine counts of fraud in which she allegedly went on unsanctioned foreign trips while still
June O-Level results out
Herald ReporterJune 2012 Zimbabwe School Examinations Council Ordinary Level results are out. Candidates started collecting them on Wednesday. Zimsec acting director Mr Esau Nhandara urged the national examination body’s regional managers to facilitate the smooth collection of the results by heads of examination centres. “On behalf of
Murder victim’s relatives seal court entrance
Court ReporterPritchard Zimondi, who allegedly fatally stabbed her girlfriend in Chitungwiza, used a backdoor to enter the courtroom on Wednesday after relatives of the girl sealed the entrance threatening to beat him up. Security had to be reinforced at the Chitungwiza magistrate courts after the relatives invaded the premises. Zimondi (24) of
Zim’s first toll plaza opens December
From Peter Matambanadzo in VICTORIA FALLSZimbabwe’s first state-of-the-art toll plaza will open in December this year along the Harare-Bulawayo highway, a senior Government official said yesterday.
Zimbabwe National Road Administration engineer for southern region, Mr Moses Juma, revealed this to Sadc delegates attending the African Road Maintenance
Cattle branding
Chinhoyi BureauPeople should not be forced to pay for stock clearance forms when they slaughter or move cattle to other areas, a senior police officer has said. Speaking at the cattle branding in Mhangura, Officer Commanding police in Mashonaland West, Senior Assistant Commissioner Rangarirai Mushaurwa, said the process was done for
Nursery burnt
Herald ReporterFlowers and office equipment worth more than US$2 000 were on Wednesday gutted by fire in Westgate, Harare. The fire destroyed Mole Nursery Flowers located at number 13 Lorraine Drive. It is suspected the fire was started by peri-urban farmers who were preparing land for the next agricultural season. Property damaged
Unilever donates
Herald ReporterUNILEVER Africa has donated soap worth US$12 000 to Chitungwiza municipality in response to a typhoid outbreak in the town. Speaking at the handover ceremony, Unilever Africa executive vice president, Mr Frank Braeken said the 50 cases of lifebuoy and 20 hand dispensers would help patients who receive services at the