STUDENT STEALS DAD’S GUN. . . goes on to stage movie-style robbery
Zvikomborero Parafini A TEENAGE Lomagundi College student allegedly stole his dad’s firearm and then used it to carry a movie-style robbery.
Zimpapers Group tackles drug abuse in Chi-Town
H-Metro Reporter AFTER successfully launching the anti-drug abuse campaign in Dzivaresekwa last weekend, Zimpapers Group is not stopping for a breather.
A SMUGGLERS’ PARADISE…Almost a fifth of luxury cars on our roads are smuggled or didn’t pay full duty…A sophisticated network behind the multi-million dollar shadowy operation
Mangaliso Kabulika SOPHISTICATED cartels in this country have smuggled almost a fifth of the luxury cars, which are on our roads, or have used various loopholes to ensure the vehicles…
Lawyer questions whether mutoriro is a ‘dangerous drug’
Zvikomborero Parafini THERE is no law that classifies crystal meth or mutoriro as a dangerous drug, a defence lawyer argued yesterday.
JERRY WANTS MORE GOALS
Curtworth Masango YADAH forward Jerry Chipangura wants to ass more goals to his name when they face inform Herentals in a Castle Lager Premier Soccer League match at the National…
VAR decisions could be broadcast live
LONDON. — Football Association chief executive Mark Bullingham says the sport’s authorities may examine whether VAR decisions could be broadcast live.
Top Tips for Zimbabwean Online Punters Starting Out
Gambling is an extremely popular activity in Africa, and countries like Zimbabwe are one of the top markets in the area when it comes to online wagering. The industry has…
WHO launches eye test app
Mangaliso Kabulika The World Health Organisation (WHO) has launched the WHOeyes app to help prioritise eye health and provide accessible eye care everywhere.
Inflation decline forecast to persist
ZIMBABWE’S macro-economic stability and disinflationary trend is expected to continue into next year despite adverse effects of the predicted drought and a combination of internal and external shocks, a Cabinet Minister said yesterday.
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- October 12, 2023
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Forbes Border traffic jungle creeps into Mutare, Vumba
Cletus Mushanawani and Tendai Gukutikwa TRUCKERS were forced to endure an average of four days in long winding queues that stretched for more than 20km from Forbes Border Post…