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It is premature to oppose draft law

 IT IS premature for people opposed to Constitutional Amend­ment Bill Number 3 to challenge it in court at this stage, as no one knows the fate of the draft law when the upcoming public hearings are concluded. So argues Attorney General Virginia Mabiza, who wants the Consti­tutional Court (Concourt) to dismiss an application by six…

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Harare, Zinwa lose lake pollution bid

THE High Court has ruled that attempts by the City of Harare and the Zimbabwe National Water Authority (Zinwa) to oppose a high-profile environmental lawsuit over pollution of Lake Chivero are invalid, clearing the way for the matter to proceed unopposed.Justice Nyaradzo Munangati-Manongwa upheld preliminary objections raised by Kuimba Shiri (Private) Limited and the Trustees…

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Exams registration deadline extended

THE government has extended the registration deadline for Ordinary (‘O’) and Advanced (‘A’) level examinations to May 22. This follows the growing concern that many students have not yet managed to register for the exams. In this regard, the minister of Primary and Secondary Education, Torerai Moyo, told Parliament on Wednesday that parents should report…

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Court rejects divorcel egal costs plea

THE High Court has dismissed an application by a Harare woman seeking a US$4 000 contribution towards her legal costs from her husband in their pending divorce proceedings.The court ruled that Tamanda Sarah Jane Benyure had failed to prove that she lacked the financial means to defend the matrimonial case or that her husband, Colin…

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Police recruits told to shun corruption

POLICE commissioner-general Stephen Mutamba yesterday told newly-graduated officers to refrain from corruption and uphold professionalism as they begin their careers in law enforcement, stressing the need to strengthen public trust in policing. Speaking at the graduation parade of police recruits in Harare, Mutamba challenged the officers to maintain integrity and discipline, warning that corruption undermines…

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No room for traitors in Zanu PF – ED

PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnan­gagwa has declared that Zanu PF will not tolerate malcontents and traitors within its ranks, warning that individuals pursuing selfish agendas have no place in the party. Addressing the party’s central committee meeting in Harare yesterday, Mnangagwa said party members needed to remain disciplined and united all the time. “The ongoing meetings of…

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15 Zimbabweans killed in Ukraine-Russia war

AT LEAST 15 Zimbabweans were killed in the Russia-Ukraine war after human traffickers duped them into joining foreign military forces, authorities have said. Speaking to the media on Wednesday in the capital, the minister of Information, Zhemu Soda, said unscrupulous recruitment agencies were preying on desperate citizens. These syndicates deceive victims into enlisting in foreign…

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Zifa approves new referees’ match fees structure

THE Zimbabwe Football Association (Zifa) has approved a new referees’ match fee structure across all leagues, retaining last season’s rates in a decision aimed at reinforcing professionalism and elevating officiating standards throughout the domestic game.Under the revised framework, referees in the men’s Premier Soccer League will earn US$180 per match, with commissioners receiving the same…

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Promotion architect Chimalizeni departs Agama

RENOWNED promo­tion specialist Paul ‘‘Popopo’’ Chimalizeni has parted ways with Castle Lager Premier Soccer League newcomers Agama FC. The Mt Darwin-based side, who have picked up just a point from their opening four PSL games, confirmed the development yester­day, stating that Chimalizeni, who masterminded the club’s promotion to the top-flight after clinching the Northern Region…

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