Former mayor implicated in case

Senior Court Reporter
THE State’s first witness in the criminal abuse of duty trial of Chitungwiza Municipality housing director Jemina Gumbo has implicated former mayor Mr Israel Marange in the stands allocation case. Gumbo is accused of allocating 22 commercial stands to individuals and organisations near Town Centre

Warrant of execution for Tanga Wekwa Sando

Court Reporter
JAZZ musician Ernest Tanga Wekwa Sando has been issued with a warrant of execution of property by a Harare civil magistrate court after defaulting on payment of US$1 122 he owes to Southbay Real Estate Private Limited. In case number 16794/10, dated June 27 this year, Sando was ordered to

When the naïve celebrate their gullibility: Do we judge?

If ever there is a Bible verse that is quoted out of context it is Matthew 7:1, and quite often this verse is the favourite of people who are terrified at the idea of scrutiny against sinful deeds, people who are wary of preachers who preach loudly against sin, or against the people who point out any form of error, particularly when such error carries a possibility of being attributed to themselves.

The often misquoted verse reads, “Judge not, that ye may not be judged.”
So impressive is this verse with those on the side of weakness that even deviant politicians have been defended by some of their gullible

Keeping the social distance: Our silence on racial dif­ferences

On Sunday morning at 7, my cousin Reuben arrives for work at the elderly peo­ple’s nursing home on the outskirts of Mel­bourne, Australia. He is on time. He always is because back in Zimbabwe, Reuben was a teacher and he kept time.
Teachers must lead by example. In Australia, Reuben is no longer a teacher but a nurse aid because his quali­fications did not suit the education system there.
Upon arrival at work, the sister-in-charge gives Reuben a list of tasks for the day shift. All morning will be spent bathing, dressing and feeding the old ladies. Reuben has instructions to bath Mrs Margaret O’Don­nell in the side ward first because she needs more atten­tion than the oth­ers. She can no longer bath, dress, feed or change herself.  Incontinence is common in the eld­erly. Reuben and Mrs O’Donnell have not met before. This is the first time for Reuben to do casual

Constitution, the people’s values

Blessing Mathabire
Constitutions by virtue of being the wis­dom repositories through which people govern themselves, must be a true replica of a peo­ple’s values, dignity, beliefs and hope. Values in this sense mean that people’s cultural, social, political, historical, religious and economic values. Constitutions are there to protect a people not

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