By Rumbidzi Ngwena A 15-YEAR-OLD girl was electrocuted while walking barefoot in flowing water in Harare. Police have since opened investigations into the incident. The girl was attempting to retrieve her sandals after they had been washed away by flowing water when the event occurred on Tuesday in Warren Park 1. “The ZRP (Zimbabwe Republic…
Yvonne Ncube TWO Chinese nationals have been rearrested after they once again illegally entered the country after having been initially deported. Xia Xiaojun, 48, and Zheng Jie, 58, both temporarily residing in Bulawayo, have appeared before magistrate Busani Sibanda facing charges of contravening the Immigration Act. They were not asked to plead before the court…
By Nyasha Kunyiswa CASES involving mental health issues are on the rise in the country, with Parirenyatwa Hospital’s psychiatric unit confirming yesterday that it was now handling at least 60 mental health cases every week. Speaking to the Daily News, Parirenyatwa clinical psychologist, Farzna Naeem, said the hospital was attending to many mental cases, some…
By Ketty Nyoni ECONOMIC trade between Türkiye and Zimbabwe is at US$35 million and both countries have committed to increasing the traffic as both nations have the potential to grow the market. Addressing journalists in Harare yesterday after a closed meeting with the country’s acting president Constantino Chiwenga, and his Zimbabwean counterpart Frederick Shava, visiting…
POLICE say they will open a probe into allegations of extortion and blackmail that have been levelled against an ex-service-man by one…
CHIEF Justice Luke Malaba is dead right! Political parties should ensure the forthcoming harmonised elections are free, fair and credible. He is on the money that by ensuring sagacious elections, the parties will avoid burdening the courts with unnecessary and frivolous applications. Since Uhuru in 1980, the country’s polls have been disputed. The situation got…
By Ashley Moyo RISING hip-hop artiste Holy Ten believes like wine, he has matured with age and his latest offering The Book of Malachi is testament to this. The 10-track studio album was released on January 6, soon after the release of Ibotso, his duet with Winky D. “I am extremely happy with how my…
By Yvonne Ncube THE Judicial Service Commission (JSC) says the introduction of Integrated Electronic Case Management Systems (IECMS) will reduce the cancer of corruption that has been associated with local courts, as it implements its second phase of setting up virtual courts targeting labour and administrative courts countrywide. In an interview with the Daily News…
Yvonne Ncube THE Judicial Service Commission (JSC) says the introduction of Integrated Electronic Case Management Systems (IECMS) will reduce the cancer of corruption that has been associated with local courts, as it implements its second phase of setting up virtual courts targeting labour and administrative courts countrywide. In an interview with the Daily News on…
By Brighton Muronzereyi and Blessings Mashaya WHILE the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) is not rabidly opposed to the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission’s much-debated preliminary delimitation report, it has raised some concerns around aspects of Zec’s document and other electoral processes. This comes as Parliament has scoffed at threats by a Zanu PF affiliate organisation to…
