month in jail when she appeared before Karoi resident magistrate Mr Robson Finsin last week.
The child, Tabeth Nhanga (9) of Laughing Hills Farm, was paralysed after she touched a charged electrical cable that had fallen to the ground as a result of the fire.
She was admitted to Karoi Hospital. Zimunhu, who pleaded guilty to contravening Section 78 (b) (i) of the Forestry Act Chapter 19:05, had an additional two months jail term suspended on condition she does not commit a similar offence within the next three years.
Prosecutor Mr Benjamin Negato said Zimunhu was attending a church service with fellow members in Mukangaza village on September 20 when she lit a fire to prepare breakfast for the gathering. The fire was later blown by the wind, triggering a fierce blaze.
Chief Rusike launches commercialised zunde programme
Ivan Zhakata Herald Correspondent The Commercialised Zunde Programme has been launched in Bromley under the leadership of Chief Rusike, real name Witness Mashawe, with the initiative targeting increased agricultural…



