adminRefugee status of self proclaimed satanists revoked
Herald Reporter
The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees in Zimbabwe has revoked the refugee status of three self-professed satanists who were last year placed in Harare Remand Prison after they applied for permission to start a satanism church at a refugee camp in the country.
Prepaid meter project hangs in limbo
Zvamaida Murwira Senior Reporter
ZESA Holdings has installed 100 000 prepaid meters in domestic premises countrywide since August last year as it snails towards covering all 600 000 customers by August this year.
Gono speaks on gold coins
Business Reporter
RESERVE Bank Governor Dr Gideon Gono yesterday displayed the gold coins which he was alleged to have stolen
Easter death toll rises to 50
Senior ReporterFifty people died while 273 others were injured in 424 road accidents that have been recorded so far during the Easter holidays.
National police spokesperson Superintendent Paul Nyathi said the accidents have been attributed to speeding, inattention, following too close, reversing and overtaking errors.
Heavy rains expected from today
Agriculture ReporterThe Meteorological Services Department has warned of flash flooding, strong winds and possibly hail in some areas as the country is expected to receive heavy rainfall starting today.
Fare hikes condemned
EveleneTaadira Herald ReporterCommuter omnibus operators in Harare have unilaterally increased fares by 100 percent following the recent 25 percent increase in the price of petrol and a 20 percent increase for diesel.
Massive defections loom at MDC-T
Herald Reporter
MASSIVE defections by disgruntled MDC-T councillors are looming amid indications the officials are unhappy
Zim Cricket begin preps
Sports Reporter
ZIMBABWE Cricket have included Pakistan-born batsman, Sikandar Raza, in their training squad as they look to assemble a strong team for the coming tour of Bangladesh.
Raza, who has been on the fringe because of his citizenship status, is one of the 13 additions to the side that returned from a disastrous trip to the West Indies last week.
Husband rapes maid
Court ReporterA Chitungwiza man who allegedly raped his 14-year-old maid while his wife was at work, yesterday appeared in court to answer to rape charges.
Jacob Munyuki (29) of 20175 of Unit G Extension denied the charges when he appeared before Chitungwiza magistrate Mr Kudakwashe Jarabini.
Man escapes death
Court ReporterA Chitungwiza man narrowly escaped death after he was severely assaulted and stabbed with a knife in a dispute.
Godfrey Manyaya (25) of 12278 of Unit N was with his friends at his gate on February 7 when Osman Tsiga, who lives in the same area, approached them at around 8.30pm.