US$37 000 fuel deal lands GM in the dock

Court Reporter
A GENERAL Manager with a local fuel supply company yesterday appeared in court for fraud involving US$37 000. He is accused of conducting a backdoor fuel supply deal. Benard Kizito Mvere who was employed at Downtown Petroleum pleaded not guilty when he appeared before Harare

32 farmers duped

Herald Reporter
A HARARE woman who allegedly duped 32 farmers of 190 tonnes of maize after misrepresenting that she pays more money than the Grain Marketing Board has appeared in court. Angela Chipiti of Willowvale Flats in Harare allegedly approached resettled farmers under Chief Chivero in Mhondoro and

Harassment or law enforcement?

Marcia Natasha Gore Features Writer
Letticia Nyahungwe looked at the policeman with surprise as he jumped in front of a moving kombi hoisting a baton stick high up and wearing a stern look. The kombi driver braked hard to avert clipping the cop who also quickly sprang to the side of the road to avoid the unexpected. At the

Dealing with discordance

DISCORDANT couples are on the increase, a situation that has left many with unanswered questions. Discordance is when a person is HIV positive and his or her sexual partner remains negative. Most of these couples have been married for a long time and rarely use condoms. Others, not

Research Expo good for business

Isaac Muzambi Features Correspondent
Research is very vital to our everyday decision-making. It arms people against wrong information and saves time and money. It is important to success as those who apply it to their work take on life’s challenges and career decisions from an informed decision. The University of Zimbabwe

Bank robber asks for US$1 intending to go to jail

A Pennsylvania man robbed a bank of just US$1 because he wanted to be sent to a nearby federal prison, much to the initial amusement of the tellers, according to police. Jeffrey McMullen, a regular customer of an AmeriServ bank in Northern Cambria, handed notes to two different tellers last

lions maul woman in Bumi Hills

Chinhoyi Bureau
GAME scouts on patrol in the Bumi Hills area of Kariba District last week stumbled upon the lower torso of a woman suspected to have been killed by lions. Members of the Bumi Hills anti-poaching unit were on patrol near the Katete Bridge along the Siakobvu-Chalala Road when they saw a brown

Polygamist fatally assaults second wife

Court Reporter
A Beatrice polygamist who allegedly fatally assaulted his second wife during a heated argument has appeared in court facing a murder charge. Emmanuel Manitsi (55) of Welegtroos Farm in Beatrice was not asked to plead to the charge when he appeared before Chitungwiza magistrate Mr

Govt will not protect people who use witchcraft: Chinamasa

Herald Reporter
GOVERNMENT will not protect people who use witchcraft and other supernatural powers to harm others, a Cabinet Minister has said. Justice and Legal Affairs Minister Patrick Chinamasa said any person who could provide evidence to show that one was a witch could escape criminal prosecution. The

Teenagers shoot gang-rape video

Farai Kuvirimirwa Herald Correspondent
Five high school pupils from the same neighbourhood allegedly connived to gang-rape a 17-year-old girl while shooting a video. Tatenda Mahlengwe (19), Gift Masango (18) and three others who are aged between 16 and 17 took the girl to Masango’s home after intercepting her on her way from

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