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Marry spared jail

VICE PRESIDENT Constantino Chiwenga’s ailing ex-wife Marry, pictured centre, who was convicted of supplying false information that he had consented to wed her at a time he was ill, has been spared jail and ordered to pay $60 000 fine. Harare magistrate Lazini Ncube said condemning her to prison will be fast tracking her demise…

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Marry Mubaiwa convicted, sentencing today

VICE PRESIDENT Constantino Chiwenga’s ailing ex-wife Marry was yesterday convicted on charges of supplying false information that he had consented to wed her at a time he was seriously ill.  With the State calling for her incarceration saying she was greedy and hoped Chiwenga would die and inherit his estate, Harare magistrate Lazini Ncube found…

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Stunner nabbed for bashing wife

RAPPER Stunner, pictured, appeared in court yesterday facing charges of bashing his wife at Rainbow Towers after she allegedly declined to give him her cellphone. He reportedly followed and dragged her from the toilet before pulling her nails. The singer, born Desmond Chideme, pleaded not guilty to allegations of physical abuse when he appeared before…

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War vets up fight for freedom

WAR veterans who were arrested for allegedly demonstrating while demanding better pension accused of singing chimurenga songs at Africa Unity Square in…

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Kamambo defence stalled

ZIFA president Felton Kamambo, pictured, accused of vote buying to be elected into office in 2018, will have to wait for two…

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Zim will not undo all Covid controls… govt says the pandemic is still a threat to the public

BOTH the government and health experts say it is premature and dangerous to lift all coronavirus measures in place, including the wearing…

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Forex dealer denied bail

A SUSPECTED illegal foreign currency dealer who allegedly wiped a retired prison officer’s $1 million pension by hacking his cellphone and accessing…

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Of huge rally numbers, low vote

VOTER apathy marred the just ended March 26 by-elections resulting in serious questions being asked about the electorate’s interest in elections in general. This comes as huge numbers of supporters were witnessed at rallies by both the ruling Zanu PF and opposition Citizens Coalition for Change.  With the numbers that were being seen, it boggled…

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War vets leader, HCC wrangle over shop

ZIMBABWE National Liberation War Veterans Association (ZNLWVA) Mashonaland Central provincial chairperson, Sam Parerenyatwa, is up in arms with Harare City Council (HCC)  over threats to evict him from a shop in the Central Business District (CBD). According to court papers filed  at Harare Civil Courts by Parerenyatwa on behalf of his company Bubble Tech (Private) Limited, the…

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