A DRIVER employed by a local bakery, Gram Kandeya, who allegedly raped an 18-year-old girl after he offered her a lift, yesterday…
WITH grisly murder cases resulting from social and family disputes on the rise throughout the country, police have called on churches and…
I T SEEMS there is no end in sight to Harare giants CAPS United’s problems after players have again resorted to industrial…
BULAWAYO City Council plans to shoo away open air worshippers whom they blame for littering and open defecation due to lack of ablution facilities. According to a report from the latest full council meeting which was held last week, councillors were worried about excessive littering in the city, with illegal open space churches that have…
THE government is escalating its push to stabilise the prices of goods in the country, as well as the national economy —…
CHIEF Justice Luke Malaba yesterday implored the judiciary, the National Prosecuting Authority and the Zimbabwe Anti-corruption Commission (Zacc) to collaborate in the…
THE country should brace for more heavy rains in the coming few weeks into March as the cyclone season is upon us,…
HUNDREDS of learners were yesterday sent back home after teachers failed to report for work in several schools across the country. Those…
THE State is pushing to have the trial against Vice-President Constantino Chiwenga’s estranged wife, Marry, in which she is accused of assaulting his maid, Delight Munyoro, opened. The trial had been set for yesterday, but had to be postponed to February 22 as her lawyer Beatrice Mtetwa had other engagements at the High Court and the…
Tamary Chikiwa THE National Blood Services of Zimbabwe (NBSZ) has raised a red flag over low blood stocks in the Midlands province, a development it says needs urgent attention. In an interview with the Daily News yesterday, NBSZ Midlands provincial information officer, Aggrey Ngazana said the province’s blood levels were critically low, emphasising the need for the…
