Omotoso trial: Judge Mandela Makaula dismisses application to recuse himself
“The application has no merit. The application is dismissed. I will deal with my reasons when I deal with the judgment at a later stage‚” Makaula said. Omotoso’s counsel‚ Peter…
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- October 22, 2018
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Zimbabwe to consider scrapping import controls
HARARE – The Zimbabwe Government might consider removing import controls on some basic goods and commodities to ensure improved supply and stability of prices in the wake of widespread shortages…
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- October 22, 2018
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Govt to boost wheat output
Kudakwashe Mhundwa HARARE – Government should work on introducing a cocktail of measures to capacitate wheat producers and boost local production.
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- October 22, 2018
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JUST IN: Mastercard to set up office in Zimbabwe
Mastercard President and chief executive, Ajay Banga, has pledged his company’s support for Zimbabwe’s drive to create a new wave of digital payments and inclusive growth. Banga today met with…
‘Whatever battle I am fighting is the same battle every other woman out there is fighting’: Cheryl Zondi
PORT ELIZABETH. – Cheryl Zondi, a complainant in the rape trial of Timothy Omotoso, thanked the people who came out in droves to support her during her testimony in the Eastern Cape High Court in Port Elizabeth.
Omotoso rape trial resumes
PORT ELIZABETH. – The rape trial of Nigerian pastor Timothy Omotoso resumed in the Eastern Cape High Court in Port Elizabeth today with the state expected to call its next witness to the stand on day 7 of the Timothy Omotoso trial at the Port Elizabeth High court on Monday.
A tale of David vs Goliath in Omotoso trial
PORT ELIZABETH. – Room A in the Port Elizabeth High Court was turned into a re-enactment of the biblical David and Goliath battle as the fight for survival against all odds continued against Nigerian pastor Timothy Omotoso, who, along with two co-accused, faces charges ranging from human trafficking to sexual assault and rape.
JUST IN: Mastercard pledges Zim support
Mastercard President and chief executive, Ajay Banga, has pledged his company’s support for Zimbabwe’s drive to create a new wave of digital payments and inclusive growth.
US exit from nuke Arms Treaty with Russia ‘very dangerous step’: Moscow
MOSCOW. – On Saturday, US President Donald Trump announced the country’s plans to exit the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty (INF) treaty over alleged Russian violations of the agreement.
Namibia, Kenya call for reform of UNSC
WINDHOEK. — Namibia and Kenya called for reform of the United Nations Security Council (UNSC), said a statement on Sunday released by Namibian Presidential Office.