Nine cops accused of killing suspects

Peter Matika , Senior Reporter IN a shocking expose, police officers would allegedly fatally assault suspects and in a bid to conceal the act, allegedly shoot at the dead bodies…

Pair who killed Zim security guard die in hail of bullets

POLICE have confirmed that two men who were captured on video brutally killing two security guards in Soweto, South Africa have been killed during a shootout in KwaZulu-Natal.

Man killed over rafters

Sukulwenkosi Dube-Matutu, Gwanda Correspondent A GWANDA man has appeared in court while his two accomplices are still at large after they beat up a man resulting in his death for…

South African company sets up shop in Bulawayo

    Stanford Chiwanga, Sunday News Reporter NEDLAC Enterprises Private Limited, a South African company that specialises in the supply of mining and industrial equipment, automation spares, power transmission and…

Motoring:Smoke a sign of trouble

Lovert Mafukure IN centuries past, smoke used to be a form of communication. Usually to signal danger, pass news or call people to assemble.

Motlanthe comission disturbances:Unjustified actions

Violence at a violence inquiry meeting is fast becoming a description of Bulawayo; a bad reference.

Residents demonstrate against Cover Supermarket

Sunday News Reporter HUNDREDS of residents in Filabusi last week marched and protested and threatened to burn down Cover Supermarket after the retail shop demanded payment of all its goods…

Bafa, Townshend and Butcher partnership grows stronger

Ngqwele Dube, Sports Correspondent THE local football landscape has struggled to maintain partnerships with the corporate world with sponsorship being a flame that burns and dims intermittently between companies and…

Satanism scare at Minda

Vusumuzi Dube and Belinda Moyo , Sunday News Reporters SUSPECTED satanism cases have rocked one of Matabeleland South’s prestigious boarding schools, Minda Girls High at Maphisa Growth Point in Kezi…

Zim has second largest informal economy

Tawanda Musarurwa Experts say innovative measures and policies are critical in getting the best out of Zimbabwe’s growing informal economy.

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