5 sentenced to death over Khashoggi’s murder

Saudi Arabia’s public prosecutor said on Monday five people had been sentenced to death over the murder of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi in Istanbul in October last year, but two…

VP Mohadi breaks down at nephew’s burial

Vice President Kembo Mohadi yesterday broke down during the burial of his nephew Abel Muleya (49).

Europe’s top clubs after Tino

A SCRAMBLE for the services of Zimbabwe international Tino Kadewere has emerged after a number of top-flight clubs in Europe, including English Premiership side Crystal Palace, have reportedly expressed a desire to sign the on-fire 23-year-old striker.

National herd under threat

Government is concerned about continued death of cattle in huge numbers from a combination of tick borne diseases and starvation.

Travellers commend Beitbridge border efficiency systems

Travellers have commended authorities at Beitbridge Border Post for embracing border efficiency management systems.

Maruwa eyes Germany course

BLACK RHINOS coach Herbert Maruwa is set to attend the UEFA B coaching course in Germany next month but his future at the army football side remains uncertain.

A rural Christmas is so special, here’s why

Many people across the country eagerly await Christmas Day for various reasons; the large quantities of food, settling scores, meeting friends and relatives and just winding down after a long year of toil.

Job cuts in UN mission in DRC upset local workers

Politicians in Democratic Republic of Congo have long pressed the UN to cut its huge mission in the country, but now that a drawdown has begun, questions are being raised…

Serial burglar denied bail

A Gweru man has pleaded guilty to a spate of armed robberies and burglary dating back to last year.

Police warn against mob justice

The Zimbabwe Republic Police has warned the public against meting out instant justice to suspected criminals, saying they risked being arrested and prosecuted.

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