Car crushes boy (3) to death
Masvingo Correspondent
In a chilling incident, a three-year-old boy from Masvingo’s Rujeko suburb was crushed to death by an on-coming vehicle in full view of his father, as they alighted from a commuter omnibus.Armyworm invades Midlands
Kamangeni Phiri
Omalayitsha jailed for child smuggling
Beitbridge Reporter
TWO unregistered cross-border drivers, commonly known as omalayitsha, were yesterday slapped with sentences ranging between four and seven months for attempting to smuggle eight undocumented people, four of them children, into South Africa through Beitbridge Border Post.Go back to the studio, fans urge Macheso
Saturday Leisure Reporter
BULAWAYO sungura music lovers say Alick Macheso should go back to the studio early after his latest project failed to appeal to fans.
Macheso’s latest album KwatabRasta family drags school to court
Leonard Ncube
Eunice takes over Muddy Face
Givemore Muzariri
CEPHAS Mashakada’s widow, Eunice, has taken over the band after a fallout with her late husband’s right hand man Shame Chibage, who was now the lead singer.
Malian army launches drive to retake key town
Mali’s army has launched a counter-offensive to retake the key central town of Konna seized by Islamist rebels on Thursday, military sources and local residents said yesterday, in a bid to roll back a southward drive by the militants.Malian army launches drive to retake key town
Mali’s army has launched a counter-offensive to retake the key central town of Konna seized by Islamist rebels on Thursday, military sources and local residents said yesterday, in a bid to roll back a southward drive by the militants.
Zimbabweans live in fear amid xenophobic attack threats
Mashudu Netsianda
FEAR has gripped Zimbabweans living in Tshiombo Village in Thohoyandou in Limpopo Province, South Africa, following threats of a renewed wave of xenophobic attacks on foreigners by the local community.
The latest development follows the murder of a 21- year-old local woman and an attack on her mother allegedly by a Zimbabwean man on Christmas Day.
The local traditional leader, Chief Ratshilumela Tovhowani Mathoho, confirmed that the local community members had approached him over the issue.
“The local community has indicated that it was not happy with the manner in which Zimbabweans were committing a series of crimes in the area. In fact, we recently held a meeting at my kraal and the angry villagers made it clear that they wanted all Zimbabwean nationals evicted from the area failure of which they would launch attacks on them,” he said.





