Govt launches trust for civil servants

Herald Reporter Government has established the Zimbabwe Public Service Investment Trust that will see civil servants collectively participating in the indeginisation and economic empowerment drive championed by Zanu-PF. The trust,…

Wendall’s case: Magistrate decries slow pace

Court Reporter A Harare magistrate yesterday expressed concern over the slow progress in the trial of former Big Brother winner Wendall Parson and his brother William, who are facing charges…

Komichi’s bid for freedom flops again

Court Reporter MDC-T deputy national chairman Morgan Komichi who is facing allegations of breaking the country’s electoral laws after claiming that he picked a special voting ballot paper from a…

Police close 122 butcheries

Peter Matambanadzo Senior Reporter Police have closed  122 butcheries and 102 food outlets countrywide for operating without licences and arrested 1 355 for stock theft and related issues as “Operation…

Suspected witches bail hearing tomorrow

Senior Reporter THE bail hearing for the two suspected witches arrested in Budiriro, Harare, recently will be heard tomorrow at the High Court. The case was set for yesterday, but…

Pig thief locked up

Court Reporter A Beatrice pig thief has been jailed for an effective 12 years. The 31-year-old man of no fixed abode, Paul Tsikai, stole valuables and livestock worth US$4 234…

Man murders prostitute

Fungai Lupande Court Reporter A 28-year-old Harare man yesterday appeared in court for strangling to death a prostitute he had hired for the night under unclear circumstances. Freddy Jasam of…

Robber shoots man dead

Herald Reporter A Harare man was early yesterday morning shot dead by a suspected robber who had raided an office in Eastlea, Harare. Police spokesperson Chief Superintendent Paul Nyathi confirmed…

ZAAC’s Chimwanda’s trial postponed to tomorrow

Court Reporter THE trial of Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission commissioner Emmanuel Chimwanda was yesterday postponed to tomorrow after the defence requested for time to respond to the prosecution’s application for its…

Bangladesh garment workers protest over pay

DHAKA. — Angry Bangladeshi garment workers blocked roads, set factories alight and clashed with police for a third day yesterday as protests demanding a minimum monthly wage of US$100 spread…

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