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Mugabe slams police corruption

HARARE – President Robert Mugabe yesterday warned police to desist from corrupt activities, calling for harsh punishment for those caught on the wrong side of the law. Officiating at a police graduation parade at Morris Depot in Harare yesterday, the 91-year-old leader said his government will not tolerate corruption, especially in the police force. “Government…

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I’m not second VP — Mphoko

MASVINGO – Vice president Phelekezela Mphoko yesterday dressed down Psychomotor minister Josiah Hungwe, telling him to stop addressing him as a “second vice president”. Delivering a public lecture on national healing at Great Zimbabwe University yesterday, Mphoko embarrassed Hungwe in front of students by cautioning him never to address him as second vice president. He…

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Welcome to the fashion revolution

HARARE – A year and a half later I have to say goodbye to 263 Voices. This column has been my home, my place to rant, my comfort and freedom. I regret having to leave, however, I feel that it is time that someone fresh and relevant takes over. I am very confident with the…

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‘Dead man walking’

HARARE – Zanu PF political commissar Saviour Kasukuwere faces the political fight of his life after war veterans savaged him mercilessly on Tuesday ahead of the next crucial politburo meeting expected to take place soon at which the over weening ambition of the party’s Young Turks will come under the spotlight. So bad could things…

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Touring Pakistan is risky!

HARARE – After all has been said and done, one thing is very clear; Pakistan is not a safe destination to travel to at the moment. But sadly, the Zimbabwe cricket team will be travelling to the politically volatile South Asian country next Tuesday to play two Twenty20 matches and three One Day Internationals in…

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US concerned over Zim rights violations

HARARE – The United States is concerned about human rights violations in Zimbabwe, a visiting delegation from Washington said yesterday. The delegation  is in the country for a four-day visit. It consists of two senior State department officials, Shannon Smith, who is  deputy assistant secretary for African affairs and Steven Feldstein, the deputy assistant secretary…

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Zim police mum on illegal renditions

HARARE – Zimbabwean police have refused to state what action they took against officers who were suspected to have murdered local criminals deported from South Africa. A top policeman in SA Anwar Dramat has been suspended pending the outcome of investigations over allegations that he was involved in the illegal rendition of Zimbabweans. The Zimbabwean…

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Mangoma freed on $1 000 bail

HARARE – Former Energy and Power Development minister Elton Steers Mangoma was yesterday freed on $1 000 bail by a Harare magistrate. Mangoma is facing criminal abuse of office charges after he allegedly flouted tender procedures during the time he served as a minister in the inclusive government. Magistrate Vakayi Chikwekwe ordered Mangoma, 54, to…

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‘Wene Music Awards still on’

HARARE – Rooftop Promotions remains adamant that they will finally hold the Wene Music Awards in October after last year’s false start. Rooftop Promotions media and information officer, Robert Tapfumaneyi told the Daily News that while they are busy constructing the new Theatre in the Park in the Harare Gardens, they will still hold the…

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Chipaz defends venue monopoly claims

HARARE – Music promoter Partson Chimbodza of Chipaz Promotions says he has a running contract with City of Harare-owned venue, City Sports Centre for particular calendar dates. His response comes after the Daily News featured an article alluding to the fact that he was monopolising the venue. While a number of music promoters were not…

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