Beitbridge a belly of mining, natural resources
Deep within Zimbabwe’s southern district, along the banks of the Limpopo River, stretches a landscape rich in history and resources.
MAN LOSES TRUCK, CRATES OF BEER
A 33-YEAR-OLD Westlea resident lost his vehicle and crates of beer to thieves in Workington, Harare, on Tuesday.
Joint bid to address housing delivery
Collaborative efforts between the Government and the private sector, particularly, banks and developers, have been critical in addressing the “continuously moving” housing deficit estimated at two million, National Housing and Social Amenities Minister Zhemu Soda, has said.
4 years imprisonment for murdering cousin
A MAN from Kadoma will serve four years in jail after fatally stabbing his cousin during a mine dispute, an act the court found to be self-defence but excessive in its execution since the accused kept stabbing even after he had disarmed and immobilised his attacker.
Legislator’s challenge against Auditor-General flops
DZIVARESEKWA legislator Mr Edwin Mushoriwa’s legal bid against the Auditor-General of Zimbabwe has been dismissed by the High Court, with Justice Regis Dembure ruling that the case lacked merit and a Constitutional question was not ripe for determination.
SADC withdraws troops from DRC
Zvamaida Murwira, Harare Bureau SADC has resolved to withdraw its troops deployed in the Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) while non-military solutions are being pursued to end hostilities in…
Security guard jailed 7 years
A SECURITY guard, Tennat Chiremba (26), has been convicted and sentenced to an effective seven years imprisonment for setting on fire an office after stealing cash.
Man arrested for US$129 000 robbery
A MAN suspected to be part of a gang involved in a US$129 111 robbery at a Harare service station has appeared in court.
All you need to know about construction sites
TIME to get technical! We’re taking a closer look at everything you need to know about being on a construction site, including health and safety concerns and some of the workers you might find on a job.
Disrespect lands daughter-in-law in court
A MAN from Harare, Stancilus Makoni, has dragged his daughter-in-law, Rutendo Kumbure, to the civil court, accusing her of disrespect and verbal abuse stemming from her frequent drunkenness. Makoni claims that Kumbure returns home at midnight, often intoxicated, and insults him.











