RUTENDO NGARA THE complainant in the $29 million Spitzkop property fraud case told the court yesterday that there was no written agreement guaranteeing him a 50 percent share of the estate. Thomas Masango is accusing his brother-in-law, Tendai Jemwa, of unlawfully removing him from the ownership of the property, which they allegedly bought together in…
RUTENDO NGARA A TURKEY-BASED clothing “runner” has appeared in court on money laundering charges after allegedly operating an unlicensed money transmission scheme. Chrisha Boutique, represented by its director Tariro Musekiwa, is also facing charges of violating the Exchange Control Act. Harare magistrate Marehwanazvo Gofa granted Musekiwa US$300 bail and remanded her to October 1. According…
YVONNE NCUBE A BRADFIELD man accused of swindling a home seeker out of R160 000 in a bogus housing deal has been placed on further remand. Labour Sibanda appeared before Bulawayo magistrate Archie Wochiwunga on fraud charges. Sibanda, who pleaded not guilty, was remanded out of custody until September 23 for trial. The State alleges…
Blackened by soot, the gutted and derelict remains of South Africa’s infamous Usindiso building in central Johannesburg are an unintentional memorial to…
ZANU PF central committee member and fundraising committee chairperson, Philip Chiyangwa, has called on the party’s Mashonaland West Province to shun factional fights and concentrate on building the regional economy. Chiyangwa made the remarks during a provincial leadership workshop at Mupamombe Primary School in Kadoma on Sunday where grassroots leaders from the political commissariat, transport…
Sandra Hove SPORTS WRITER UNITED Kingdom-based Warriors midfielder Sean Fusire’s demand for business class travel to the 2026 World Cup Qualifiers against Benin and Rwanda has set tongues wagging. This follows the announcement by Zifa on Sunday night that they had dropped the Sheffield Wednesday midfielder for making demands the association said it had no…
Brandon Josphat CHIEF WRITER THE country’s under way move towards the sole use of the ZiG in all local transactions will be gradual, the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) has said. RBZ governor, John Mushayavanhu, also reiterated yesterday that Zimbabwe would have a mono-currency regime by 2030, but with both individuals and businesses still able…
Brandon Josphat CHIEF REPORTER THE government is constitutionally mandated to sell state-owned agricultural land and issue title deeds to beneficiaries of the land reform programme, a Harare law firm has affirmed. This comes after the government – through the land tenure committee headed by business mogul Kudakwashe Tagwirei, last week issued title deeds to over…
Sandra Hove SPORTS WRITER THE Lady Chevrons maintained their unbeaten run at the ongoing ICC Women’s T20 World Cup Africa Qualifier in Windhoek, Namibia after a commanding 10-wicket win over Sierra Leone. The match, held at Namibia Cricket Ground in Windhoek, saw the Lady Chevrons chase down Sierra Leone’s total of 93 runs without losing…
Tapiwa Chirume THE Women’s University in Africa (WUA) yesterday welcomed 40 students and staff from the University of Johannesburg (UJ) as part of a PanAfrican cultural and educational exchange programme set to strengthen academic collaboration across the region. The visit, which falls under UJ’s “Africa by Bus Tour,” aims to expose students to different models…
