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Harare residents endorse capital punishment ban

HARARE residents yesterday told the joint parliamentary portfolio committee on Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs and the thematic committee on Human Rights that the country needs to abolish the death penalty. This comes as the Cabinet in February this year approved a Private Member’s Bill which, if passed, would outlaw capital punishment with at least…

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Car radio licences to be mandatory

CABINET on Tuesday agreed to amend the Broadcasting Services Act to compel all motorists to have radio licences for their vehicles. A vehicle owner would also be required to have a radio licence before disposing or on buying a vehicle. Without the radio licence, the vehicle owner would not be able to purchase an insurance…

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MSD warns of influenza outbreak

THE Meteorological Service Department (MSD) has warned of an increase in the number of people catching influenza and other respiratory conditions as the weather transitions from summer to winter. This comes as the country has been experiencing cold spells in the last five days with Zimbabweans saying the cold spell marks the start of the…

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Tax burden on workers eased

FINANCE minister Mthuli Ncube has moved to ease the tax burden on workers, which will see people earning less than ZiG12 204 a year being exempted from paying income tax. Until now, the non-taxable income threshold was pegged at $750 000 a month, which was equivalent to about ZiG300 — way less than what is…

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GMB grain stocks in deficit — Government

THE Grain Marketing Board’s (GMB) grain stocks, as at April 25, for maize, small grains and wheat were at 308 139 metric tonnes, including wheat that is available for sale to millers of 122 072 metric tonnes. The available stocks at the GMB showed that the country had a shortfall of 1 108 metric tonnes,…

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US$18m long-haul internet fiber network launched

DARK Fiber Africa (DFA) Zimbabwe has launched a US$18 million 1 500km long-haul network, which is now ready for commercialisation. This comes after President Emmerson Mnangagwa presided over the launch of the fiber network in Somabhula, Midlands Province, last month.The fiber network was constructed by DFA in conjunction with BCS and Dandemutande.DFA Zimbabwe is a…

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Mom caged for striking daughter (11) with brick

A MUTARE woman has been jailed for 16 months for assaulting her 11-year-old daughter with a brick. Debra Masese, 33, was arraigned before a Mutare court facing physical abuse charges before she was convicted and sentenced. ‘’The State proved that sometime in April 2024, the accused person physically assaulted Makanaka Masese, her biological daughter, with…

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Driver fined US$300 for killing fellow motorist

A HARARE man has been found guilty of culpable homicide and fined US$300 by a Norton magistrate court. In February this year, Simbarashe Tsiga, 41, was driving along the Harare-Bulawayo Road when he lost control of his vehicle and sideswiped another vehicle leading to the death of its driver. ‘’It was the prosecution’s case that…

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‘Security forces key to Zim wins’

PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa yesterday appealed to the security sector to remain vigilant to ensure peace and the country’s economic development. Speaking in Harare at the burials of the late Brigadier General Shadreck Vezha, Central Intelligence Organisation (CIO) operative Nyasha Dzimiri, and Zanu PF women’s league member Tsitsi Jadagu, Mnangagwa said the security sector was key…

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Madzibaba Ishmael barred from church gatherings

THE High Court has barred Ishmael Chokurongerwa, better known as Madzibaba Ishmael, from conducting any church gatherings after he was granted a US$1 000 bail at the weekend. This comes as police have arrested him and seven other church leaders at a shrine at Lily farm in Nyabira, Mashonaland West Province, for allegedly running a…

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