adminDeregistered lawyer dupes woman of $26 000
Fungai Lupande Senior Court Reporter A Norton woman lost $26 000 to a deregistered lawyer, Tichaona Mawere, who never attended any court session and always left her outside the court premises.
Of children, mercenary men and mothers who are not mothers
David Mungoshi Shelling the Nuts The Latin term “loco parentis” defines a situation in which carers, especially teachers, are regarded as being the de facto parents of a child during…
SMM dump to create 350 jobs
Zvamaida Murwira Senior Reporter Government plans to raise funds to resuscitate Shabani and Mashaba Mine (SMM) in Zvishavane from the sale of a reprocessed dump, which is expected to result in…
Rafael Nadal clears first hurdle
MELBOURNE. — Rafael Nadal dispelled any injury worries to storm into the Australian Open second round yesterday as Venus Williams led a slew of seeds out of the tournament in…
Farmers urged to produce for export
Obert Chifamba Manicaland Bureau Chipinge farmers should capitalise on the district’s diverse climatic conditions and fertile soils to produce high-value crops for export markets, a Government official has said.
Legend Cyrille dies
LONDON. — Cyrille Regis has died aged 59, and stars from across the football world have paid tribute to the ex-West Brom star. Regis won five caps for England between 1982…
ZOC meet Kazembe
Ellina Mhlanga Sports Reporter THE Zimbabwe Olympic Committee (ZOC) have said there is need to take sport to a level where the country can compete for medals at international events instead…
Looters return millions — ED
Tendai Mugabe in WINDHOEK, Namibia Zimbabwe will never be the same again as Government is addressing all challenges facing the nation with renewed effort and vigour, President Mnangagwa has said.
UPDATED: 10 special anti-graft courts on cards
Daniel Nemukuyu and Nokutenda Chiyangwa THE Judiciary has scaled up its anti-graft stance, with a raft of measures that will see the setting up and operationalisation of specialised courts to…
‘Housing backlog needs up to 20 years to clear’
Property Reporter Zimbabwe needs an estimated 15 to 20 years to clear its national housing backlog which has been ballooning in recent years, pushed by the increased rural to urban…