had improved significantly. “He is getting there slowly, but it will take time,” he said. “As you may be aware, he is now conscious. He is able to recognise people and to smile at them.”
Mr Timba said Mr Tamborinyoka could not speak yet because he still had some gadgets in his mouth. He said doctors were yet to speak on when he was likely to be discharged. Mr Tamborinyoka was involved in an accident together with his two brothers a fortnight ago.
Norton Town Council renews integrity pledges
Diana Nherera Norton Town Council councillors and management on Thursday renewed their integrity pledges as part of the local authority’s commitment to promoting ethical conduct and combating corruption. Speaking…



