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Mashudu Netsianda Bulawayo Bureau The High Court has ordered Tsholotsho Rural District Council to suspend hunting permits to a company tasked to hunt elephants in Tsholotsho North to fund the construction…
Opposition real fools than Chipanga
Tichaona Zindoga My Turn There is a story that is told of a man that caught his wife red-handed in a heated act with another man. The man was naturally livid, if…
Timothy Hogo for ‘Road to Hollywood’ radio show
Tafadzwa Zimoyo Senior Arts Reporter After his disappearance from ZBC TV and Power FM Zimbabwe there was speculation about his whereabouts in broadcasting and his new home. US-based Zimbabwean radio and television…
‘Fuel prices have declined’
Business Reporter THE Zimbabwe Energy Regulatory Authority says retail prices of diesel and petrol fell by 3,27 percent and 3,62 percent respectively, between March and May this year, in tandem…
Administrative justice and the Constitution
Sharon Hofisi Legal Letters The right to administrative justice (RTAJ) is part of the constitutional rights in Zimbabwe. Its inclusion in Section 68 of the Constitution, under the Bill of Rights section,…
Police shoot, injure attacker
PARIS. — French police shot and injured a man who had attacked an officer with a hammer outside Paris’ Notre-Dame cathedral yesterday, prompting an anti-terror investigation.
Tuskers win pro50
Sports Reporter BULAWAYO Metropolitan Tuskers were crowned the new Pro50 champions after they beat Harare Metropolitan Eagles team by nine wickets in the final game at Harare Sports Club yesterday.
‘Rufaro could ready in two weeks’
Sports Reporter HARARE City Council have been working round the clock to have Rufaro ready for use again after ZIFA’s inspection team recommended that the venue was not yet ready…
Unpaid work for ‘callous’ mom
Fungai Lupande Court Reporter A Chitungwiza woman who poured hot candle wax on two minor children’s hands before hitting them with a knife for eating potatoes without her permission has been…
Mudede scoffs at DNA test claims
Elita Chikwati Senior Reporter Registrar-General Mr Tobaiwa Mudede has refuted claims circulating on social media that his department will conduct mandatory DNA paternal tests before issuing birth certificates.