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Patrick Chitumba Midlands Bureau Chief Zanu PF has emerged victorious once again in the Midlands province, securing an impressive 23 out of 28 National Assembly seats in the harmonised elections held…
Voting process followed international standards: Palestinian observers
Ivan Zhakata Herald Correspondent PALESTINIAN observer mission have said despite the delay in voting at some polling stations in Harare, opening procedures were transparent and were carried out according to…
Police assures the nation of peace and security
Crime Reporter The Zimbabwe Republic Police has assured the nation that it will continue maintaining law and order countrywide and will not hesitate to arrest anyone found on the wrong…
FOUR armed robbers arrested after high-speed chase
Crime Reporter FOUR suspected armed robbers were early yesterday morning apprehended by members of the public a few minutes after they had robbed and dumped a woman in the Mbare…
GLADYS’ POUNDLAND . . . Slave wage translates to one pound per hour . . . Workers earn a tenth of recommended wages
Talent Gore THE woman at the centre of the controversy related to ill-treatment of her employees, and defrauding desperate job seekers who were flown to the United Kingdom, is a…
Gladys is a devout Methodist Church member
Tanaka Mahanya THE Zimbabwean woman, who this week grabbed headlines for allegedly fleecing and mistreating desperate job seekers through her home care agency, is a devout member of the Methodist…
MBARE BUS TERMINUS NOW DUMP SITE
Runyararo Ndaramo VENDORS say the Mbare bus terminus is slowly turning into a garbage dump site.
WIFE CLAIMS HUBBY BEAT HER, LEFT HER DISABLED
Gamuchirai Bhachi A HARARE man, Allen Dzowa, has been accused of assaulting his first wife and leaving her disabled.
THREE MONKEYS BOOK KEEPER IN US$62 000 FRAUD STORM
Zvikomborero Parafini THE book keeper of a top restaurant, Three Monkeys, appeared in court yesterday for allegedly defrauding the eatery of more than US$62 000.
PREACH PEACE, CATHOLIC BISHOPS URGE NATION
Faith Mandizha THE Zimbabwe Catholic Bishops Conference (ZCBC) have issued a statement calling for peaceful and non-violent conduct during the country’s elections period.