adminLandlady beats up tenant
Court ReporterA landlady in Chitungwiza, who seriously assaulted her female tenant accusing her of cheating with her husband, will complete 280 of community service.
Cyanide case: Judgment day set
Court ReporterJudgment in the case in which four men are being accused of delivering sodium cyanide to the city’s water treatment plant last year, has been set for March 28.
Hubby assaults wife over dress choice
Court ReporterA Glen Norah woman sustained serious injuries after her husband assaulted her following an altercation over her choice of dressing, which the husband claimed was too ‘provocative’.
Nine years for raping sisters
Court ReporterA man from Beatrice was on Monday sentenced to a five-year term of imprisonment for raping his two step sisters aged 12 and 13 on four occasions.
The 18-year-old man denied four counts of rape when he appeared before Chitungwiza regional magistrate Ms Estere Chivasa.
Police urged to resist corruption
Herald reporterPolice have been challenged to shun corruption and participate in the country’s economic turnaround programmes in line with the country’s empowerment policies.
Daughter killed in domestic violence
Prosper Dembedza Herald Reporter
A man from Mudzi fatally assaulted his 12-year-old daughter who tried to restrain him from beating her mother with a log.Nhamo Ngavapfume (30) of Gotekote village under Chief Nematombo allegedly assaulted his daughter, Nyasha Ngavapfume with fists leading to her bleeding profusely from the
Mliswa still in remand prison
Daniel Nemukuyu Senior Reporter
Businessman Temba Mliswa and seven others accused of perpetrating violence that injured Hurungwe legislator Cde Sarah Mahoka and her entourage recently remain in remand prison until tomorrow (Thursday) when Justice Joseph Musakwa will rule on the group’s bail appeal.
Nato soldiers killed
KABUL. – Up to seven NATO soldiers lost their lives in two different incidents in a single day Monday, the authorities said yesterday.“Five International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) service members died following a helicopter crash in southern Afghanistan yesterday,” the
Cigarette vendor sets self on fire in Tunis
TUNISIA. – A cigarette vendor set himself on fire in the centre of Tunis yesterday, suffering extensive burns but not endangering his life, witnesses and medics said.Mobile licence fees raised
Martin KadzereGOVERNMENT has raised operating licence fees for fixed and mobile phone operators from US$100 million to US$180 million, to be issued under the converged licensing framework to allow providers to diversify their services.