adminProvincial magistrate nabbed by ZACC, granted $30 000 bail
Conrad Mupesa Mashonaland West Bureau A PROVINCIAL magistrate stationed at Karoi Magistrates Court who was recently nabbed by the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) for abuse of office was granted…
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Media should educate the nation about radiation
Online Reporter The media has an important role to play in educating and informing the nation on nuclear and radiation technology issues. Addressing journalists at a radiation safety awareness training…
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- May 18, 2022
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Ngezi Platinum Stars appoint Yvonne Mapika Manwa as new CEO
Innocent Kurira, Sports Reporter NGEZI Platinum Stars have appointed Yvonne Mapika Manwa as their new chief executive officer, replacing Nyasha Kadenge, who left the club last month. In a statement,…
Municipal police deny using spikes
Freeman Razemba Crime Reporter Harare municipal police have denied reports that some of their traffic officers had been using spikes when conducting traffic enforcement while carrying out a blitz…
Deborah Fraser to be laid to rest on Saturday
Award-winning gospel artist Deborah Fraser will be buried on Saturday in Hillcrest, KwaZulu-Natal. She passed away over the weekend after suffering a stroke a few weeks ago. Fraser, who…
Govt reduces fuel prices
Mandatory blending of ethanol in unleaded petrol has been increased from 10 percent to 20 percent at the end of this month to reduce fuel price increases on the global market and give a relief to Zimbabwean motorists as ethanol is cheaper than petrol at present.
US, CCC and local journalists gang up to foment chaos
The US government through its Harare embassy has started sponsoring local journalists to write more negative stories about Zimbabwe, at the same time undermining Chinese investments to create national indignation ahead of planned protests to be led by the opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) on May 26.
15-man gang raids family
FIFTEEN robbers armed with machetes attacked a family in Inyathi in Matabeleland North Province and got away with US$1 800, cellphones and various electrical gadgets.
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Shattered hopes: Bodies of seven miners retrieved from shaft
Yoliswa Dube-Moyo, Matabeleland South Bureau Chief THREE nights of pumping water out of the 240-metre-deep shaft at Bucks Mine in Colleen Bawn where seven miners have been trapped underground since…
Zim ready to pull out of CITES
Zimbabwe, which is sitting on more than 136 tonnes of ivory and rhino horns worth about US$600 million, is prepared to operate outside the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES) if the organisation continues to make it impossible for the country to fully benefit from its wildlife resource.