adminPoll date judgment today
Fidelis Munyoro Assistant News Editor
THE Constitutional Court will today rule on the appropriate date or period for the holding of harmonised elections, roughly a month before the expiry of the life of the Seventh Parliament on
Rainbow Hotel takes facelift for UNWTO
Isdore Guvamombe Tourism matrixIt was moonlight dinner. The moon shone brilliantly, dwarfing the multifarious array of the stars that winked dimly and seemed to drift as far away as possible from the moon. The galaxy of stars
His is a pseudo-union
Court Reporter
AN ailing man in Chitungwiza left the court in stitches when he denied paying maintenance towards his wife of two days, accusing her of forcing him into a “pseudo marriage” taking advantage of his
Victims identified
Beitbridge BureauPolice have identified the six victims who were killed in a road accident on Tuesday night when a Pioneer bus they were travelling in ploughed into a herd of cattle 40 km out of Beitbridge town along the
Bashed for bed-wetting
Lovemore Meya Court ReporterA CHITUNGWIZA man who seriously assaulted his two minor children aged (8) and (11) respectively for wetting blankets, has been spared a jail term. Peter Manhomboni (36) of Unit H was on Tuesday
Ruwa board chairman cleared of graft charges
Tendai Rupapa Senior Court reporterRUWA Local Board chairman Pinias Rabson Mushayavanhu, who was facing allegations of stealing more than US$2 000 from the municipality, was set free after the State was unable to present enough
10 highway robbers nabbed
Senior ReporterPOLICE have arrested 10 suspected armed robbers allegedly targeting travellers and motorists along the country’s highways. The suspects were arrested in separate incidents in Chinhoyi and Murehwa,
Put your house in order, Telecel told
Golden Sibanda Senior Business ReporterGOVERNMENT says Telecel Zimbabwe should first address its lopsided shareholding by transferring a majority stake to locals, before its mobile phone operator’s licence can be renewed. Transport,
Man gets 2 life terms
Bulawayo Bureau A Zimbabwean man employed at a farm in Limpopo Province, South Africa, who three years ago stabbed his employers to death before burning their bodies beyond recognition, has been sentenced to 50 years
Airzim sends employees on forced leave
Business EditorAIR ZIMBABWE yesterday announced it has sent over 600 employees on forced leave as part
of its restructuring programme aimed at revitalising, recapitalising and restoring customer