Judge imposter put behind bars

A fraudster who masqueraded as former High Court judge Justice Mafios Cheda and swindled several Government officials of large sums of money was jailed for an effective three years and two months.

President off to Uganda

PRESIDENT Mnangagwa leaves for Uganda today for that country’s 57th Independence Day celebrations slated for Sinkoro District, about 211 kilometres from the capital, Kampala, tomorrow.

EDITORIAL COMMENT : Stop treating illegal forex dealers with kid gloves

LAST Friday, the Government gazetted yet another set of rules as part of measures to stifle those trading in any currency which is not the Zimbabwe dollar.

MP laments ‘inaccessible’ ministers

Wedza South legislator Cde Tinoda Machakaire has bemoaned the inaccessibility of some Cabinet ministers as he tries to foster developmental in the constituency.

Disaster survivors recount ordeal

Survivors of the Gweru-Kwekwe bus accident, which claimed 12 people told harrowing stories on how they cheated death.

Sebede speaks on career ups, downs

Talented percussionist and poet Sebede (real name James Njikizana) has blamed his failed music career on the rise and dominance of Zimdancehall.

10 years later, Muripo captures another world title

HE has done it once again!

Tax seminars for varsities, tertiary institutions varsities,tertiary

THE Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra) has embarked on a series of tax seminars targeted at all universities and other tertiary institutions in Zimbabwe to build stronger partnerships for the benefit of the economy.

Veld fires decline 11pc — EMA

The Environmental Management Agency (EMA) says the country has this year recorded a 10,99 percent reduction in the total land destroyed by veld fires this season in comparison to the same period last year.