adminChild smuggling into SA causes concern
Patrick Chitumba Senior Reporter SCORES of children are smuggled into South Africa from Zimbabwe everyday as child traffickers especially omalayitsha take advantage of lax immigration systems at the borders.
Man demands maintenance receipts
Mpumelelo Nyoni Chronicle Reporter A BULAWAYO man yesterday said he would only pay maintenance on condition that every expense is accounted for. Katazo Sibanda who was dragged to court by…
Defamation law struck down
Daniel Nemukuyu Harare Bureau THE Constitutional Court ruled yesterday that criminal defamation must be struck off the statutes because it is not a justifiable law in a democratic society like…
BULILIMA GUN RAMPAGE
Sukulwenkosi Dube Plumtree Correspondent A GUNMAN opened fire on a Bulilima family, killing a 22-year-old woman and wounding her grandmother, 60, shortly after midnight on Wednesday.
Former Deputy Minister Pswarayi buried
Herald Reporter Former Deputy Minister of Health and Child Welfare and former Member of Parliament for Mbare Dr Edward Munatsireyi Pswarayi who died in Harare on Sunday was buried at…
Harare council summons defaulters
Municipal Reporter Harare City Council has issued 6 432 summons to residents over unpaid bills amounting to US$254 million. The High Court has stopped municipalities from disconnecting water supplies to…
$2,4bn agric fund launched
Agriculture Reporters Thousands of farmers are set to benefit from a US$2,4 billion agriculture fund launched at the Zanu-PF headquarters in Harare yesterday. The fund is a joint venture initiative…
Media fraternity hails court ruling
Fidelis Munyoro Chief Court Reporter THE media industry yesterday welcomed the Constitutional Court ruling stating criminal defamation law as unjustifiable in a democratic society. The final declaration on striking down…
Masvingo poison mum ‘a serial killer’
Walter Mswazie Masvingo Correspondent A WOMAN feared to have poisoned to death her two children and their cousin killed TWO other babies in the last three years, according to shock…
Woman dies on bus
Pamela Shumba Senior Reporter PASSENGERS travelling on a Bulawayo-bound bus from South Africa yesterday panicked when a woman quietly passed away in her seat just after Esigodini.