Gardener jailed for abusing school boys
A 32-year-old gardener has been jailed 16 months for sexually assaulting two boys from a secondary school in Harare four occasions.
Woman nabbed for aborting pregnancy
Zvikomborero Parafini A ZVIMBA woman landed in the dock after she allegedly unlawfully terminated her pregnancy and buried the foetus in a shallow grave.
Twist, turns in gripping Division 1 race
PACEMAKERS Herentals Under-20 hit a hump and allowed Simba Bhora to close in on them while Golden Eagles lost some ground as the intriguing Northern Region Division One Soccer League race witnessed twists and turns over the weekend.
Zim actress shines on international stage
Another overseas-based Zimbabwean actress is set to make the nation proud in film circles on the world stage. UK-based multi-media artiste Vanesu Danai Samunyai will feature in upcoming American fantasy drama television series ‘The Sandman’.
Woman in court over abortion
A 43-year-old woman is accused of unlawfully terminating her pregnancy and burying the foetus in a shallow grave a few metres from her homestead at Warwick Farm near Lake Chivero in Zvimba.
Nkomo inspired healing, reconciliation
ONE of the pioneers of the Second Chimurenga/Umvukela, Cde Moffat Hadebe, says among the late Vice-President Joshua Mqabuko Nkomo’s enduring legacy was his desire for national healing and reconciliation, which every Zimbabwean must cherish.
Where are women in politics?
The participation of women in politics has registered a downward trend over the past nine years, despite the introduction of the proportional representation system, a development which stakeholders have said calls for concerted efforts to push the 50-50 gender parity agenda as enshrined in the national Constitution.
Show promoter stands with local acts
H-Metro Reporter HARARE-BASED music promoter, Francis “Papa” Dendere, says he prefers to promote and support local artists over foreign acts. Dendere, who has in the past promoted international shows, revealed…
Champions Insurance shares sale blocked
Former Zimbabwe National Roads Administration chief executive officer Frank Chitukutuku’s bid to sell his 40 percent block of shares in Champions Insurance, hit a brickwall after the National Prosecuting Authority stopped the deal saying the shares were earmarked for forfeiture as part of ill-gotten wealth.









