adminWoman asked to forgive ‘monster’ son
Lethokuhle Moyo Court Reporter “My son is a monster, I’m even afraid to look at him,” said a visibly shaken woman applying for a protection order against her jailbird son. Martha Mpofu…
Cheda lawyer Mlamuli Ncube put off remand
Thandeka Moyo Court Reporter CHEDA and Partners lawyer Mlamuli Ncube, facing fraud charges, was yesterday removed from remand pending plea after a magistrate granted his application for refusal to be put…
Prophet Magaya’s wife loses car over tax evasion
Harare Bureau Prophetic Healing Deliverance Ministries leader Prophet Walter Magaya’s wife Tendai has lost her vehicle, a Landrover Discovery valued at $116,000, after it was seized by the Zimbabwe Revenue…
I survive from social soccer, man tells court
Harare Bureau A Harare man on Thursday said he was finding it difficult to maintain his child since he was surviving on social soccer where he realises $20 per month. Size…
Councillor nabbed for ‘pocketing’ council rentals
Patrick Chitumba Midlands Bureau Chief FLAMBOYANT Gweru City Council finance committee chairperson, Councillor Albert Chirau, has been arrested for allegedly renting out council property and pocketing the money. Acting town clerk Christopher…
Editorial Comment: Law society must descend on errant lawyers
Lawyers, the only learned men and women of any society, are supposed to be respectable and trustworthy. However, in recent years some of them have become criminals who take advantage of…
The heat up there unbearable
Perspective Stephen Mpofu Title holders particularly in the sport of boxing will tell you (yes,you) that the tenure up there is no joke but sweat, sweat and sweat; otherwise if you…
Harvesting water will help alleviate food shortages
Opinion Saul Gwakuba Ndlovu It is now clear that some regions of Zimbabwe are facing a devastating drought, and that outside food aid will be required. The affected regions are Matabeleland South,…
Aborigines backbone of Australia’s mining sector
Vaidah Mashangwa in Australia THE term Aboriginal Australians was coined by the British after colonising Australia in 1788. The name refers to all the people who were found working on the…
Byo Poly to realign courses with Zim-Asset
Pamela Shumba Senior Reporter BULAWAYO Polytechnic is working on realigning its education system with the Zimbabwe Agenda for Sustainable Socio-Economic Transformation (Zim-Asset) in an effort to turn its graduates into key…