Brothers steal sugar from church
TWO brothers from Mangwe stole sugar from an apostolic church they go to in a bid to raise money for food. Arnold Moyo (24) and Anele Moyo (21) told the…
Minister’s property attached over $90k debt
Property belonging to Mines and Mining Development Deputy Minister, Cde Fred Moyo’s company, was last week attached by the Zvishavane Deputy Sheriff over a $90 000 National Social Security Authority…
Gokwe HIV test scandal: nurse, counsellor dismissed
A COUNSELLOR at Gokwe District Hospital was recently dismissed while a nurse at the same health institution has been suspended pending investigations after the two connived to issue false HIV…
Zanu-PF no shopping mall for positions: Khaya Moyo
Zanu-PF is not a shopping mall where people solely focus on shopping for leadership positions, party National Chairman Ambassador Simon Khaya Moyo has said.
Byo war vets back SK
WAR veterans in Bulawayo have labelled all aspirants to the second Vice Presidency as renegades who are going against Zanu-PF principles and are calling for urgent change in the unbecoming…
Pupil forced to clean faeces with bare hands
A PUPIL at Masuku Primary School in Tshabalala had to be treated for an infection after she was forced to clean up faeces on a toilet floor with her bare…
Scramble for posts delays close of Youth Conference
THE Zanu-PF Youth League Conference, which was scheduled to end yesterday, dragged well beyond midnight as delegates failed to agree on the best people to fill the posts of deputy…
Zuma rape verdict questioned
Former Constitutional Court justice Zak Yacoob would have found President Jacob Zuma guilty in 2006 of raping a family friend. Yacoob made the remark yesterday while speaking at the Arts…
Obama vows to continue Iraq air strikes ‘if necessary’
Washington – US president Barack Obama yesterday vowed to continue air strikes against militants in Iraq if needed to protect US diplomats and military advisors.
Egypt dissolves Muslim Brotherhood
An Egyptian court yesterday ordered the dissolution of the Freedom and Justice Party (FJP), the political wing of the already banned Muslim Brotherhood movement.




