Hero’s send-off for Tafi
HUNDREDS of Zimbabweans yesterday converged on Bulawayo’s Lady Stanley Cemetery to witness the burial of veteran nationalist, businessman and Highlanders Football Club patron Cde Tafi Zibuya Moyo.
I seek no revenge: Mnangagwa
NEWLY appointed Zanu-PF Second Secretary and First Vice President Cde Emmerson Mnangagwa has said he has no hard feelings towards the perpetrators of his foiled assassination attempt after cyanide
Sobering sentence for drunkard
Sukulwenkosi Dube Plumtree Correspondent THE extreme drinking habits of a 20-year-old Plumtree man have landed him in trouble after he appeared in court for insulting his 45-year-old neighbour and damaging…
Soldier robbed while relieving self
A Central Intelligence Organisation operative was last week arrested after he allegedly hired a gang to assault, abduct and rob a soldier of $300 while he was relieving himself in…
Toddler dies after gulping 375ml tototo
Fairness Moyana CHINENGO villagers under chief Pashu in Binga were recently left shell-shocked when a three-old-girl died after emptying a 375ml bottle of an illicit traditional brew, tototo, which was…
Dreadlocks sell out rapist
DREADLOCKS sold out a Zvishavane man who allegedly pounced on his friend’s girlfriend and had sexual intercourse with her, pretending to be the boyfriend, after he had given the couple…
Farewell to our departed revolutionary patriot Tafi Zibuya Moyo
Obituary Saul Gwakuba Ndlovu YESTERDAY Zimbabwe buried its celebrated oldest citizen, Tafi Zibuya Moyo, who passed away at the city’s Roman Catholic-sponsored Mater-Dei Hospital on 8 December 2014.
Editorial Comment: Collective effort needed to curb road carnage
THE story of an unlicensed, speeding and overloaded Toyota Granvia driver whose vehicle was involved in an accident along the Bulawayo-Plumtree road that untimely claimed the life of a 41-year-old
Matabeleland South HIV prevalence rate declines
Marvelous Moyo MATABELELAND South Province has recorded a decline in it’s HIV prevalence rate from 21 percent to 18,6 percent.
Vasectomy theatre, equipment lie idle
THE vasectomy theatre and equipment at the Zimbabwe National Family Planning Council (ZNFPC) offices at Spilhaus Centre in Harare are lying idle and gathering dust, as men continue to be…




