A SERIOUS water shortage, which has seen some areas in Harare going without supplies for over a week, has hit the capital as authorities fail to raise US$2 million monthly required for water chemicals. This comes as Harare is also fighting a cholera outbreak that has killed over 600 people across the country amid reports…
ZIMBABWEAN forward Bill Antonio’s star continues to shine in the Belgian Pro League after he was on the scoresheet again for KV Mechelen just days after signing a new three-year deal with the side. Antionio, who continues to impress for KV Mechelen after making his breakthrough into the first team in January, scored the opener…
A MAN, who operates a car sale in central Harare, has been dragged to court after he allegedly defrauded three clients a total of US$9 300 last year in botched vehicle deals. Albert Muremo, 50, popularly known as Pastor Gwenzi, stands accused of two counts of fraud and one count of theft of trust property.He…
AT LEAST 180 Gwanda villagers in Matabeleland South Province who were recently evicted on allegations of illegally occupying State land have been taken to court. This was after police early this month conducted a dragnet arrest on the villagers on accusations of illegally occupying Hollins Block Estate in the small gold mining town.The villagers, who…
TWO Mudzi brothers and their accomplice have been found guilty at the High Court for assaulting a man to death at a local shopping centre, accusing him of stealing a mobile phone. After killing Tungamirai Munyangwa, whom they had met outside a bar, brothers Clever, Trymore Mudzengerere, and their friend, Freddy Gireya, all of Chamburuka…
A FORMER soldier, who allegedly assaulted his wife until she filed for a divorce, has appeared in court facing charges of setting his former sister-in-law’s car on fire accusing her of being behind his marriage failure. Emmanuel Muzeza, 40, of Sebhanga Extension, Shurugwi, Midlands Province, now stands accused of malicious damage to property.He appeared before…
IN-COMING Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe governor John Mushayavanhu has pledged to use his vast experience as a banker to stabilise the economy. Mushayavanhu will assume office on May 1, replacing another renowned banker John Mangudya whose 10-year term ends on April 30. Speaking at a farewell function organised by his former employers, FBC Holdings, on…
ZIMBABWE – WHEN Priscilla Moyo’s husband Brian returned home to Harare from Mvurwi, about 100km north of the capital on Sunday night, he…
UNTIL February 2020, Didymus Mhuru worked as a researcher at Zimbabwe’s Ministry of Health and Child Care, a job he held for…
GROWING up, earning a living from goats was the last thing on Desberia Mutara’s mind. In fact, the first born in a family of four was determined to use education to escape herding goats and the poverty that generally characterised Gowakowa village in Headlands, about 28 kilometres from Rusape. “I always knew that I needed…
