adminTwo jailed for killing man for stepping on their dog
Mathew Masinge TWO men, who assaulted and killed a man who had stepped on a dog, have each been jailed for five years.
Woman raped at friend’s house
Arron Nyamayaro A 23-year-old Chitungwiza woman was raped at her friend’s house she was looking after in Mt Pleasant on Thursday.
CHIEF CHARUMBIRA HOSTS CHURCH, TRADITIONAL LEADERS
Arron Nyamayaro CHIEF Fortune Charumbira hosted church and traditional leaders at his homestead in Masvingo on Sunday.
Newborn baby dumped in Epworth
H-Metro Reporter A NEWLY-BORN baby was found wrapped in a sack under a bridge in Epworth on Saturday.
PRICES OF BASICS REMAIN STABLE
Tanaka Mahanya THE Government’s corrective measures have successfully led to a reduction in the prices of basic goods and services, Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Minister, Monica Mutsvangwa, has said.
Vendors call for stall facelift
Tanaka Mahanya MVURWI vendors are calling for the rehabilitation of their stalls ahead of the rainy season.
Mantain peace during polls, artisanal miners urged
H-Metro Reporter THE Zimbabwe Miners Federation (ZMF) has urged artisanal and small-scale miners to maintain peace and security on their mining premises during harmonised elections scheduled for tomorrow.
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- August 22, 2023
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