FORMER Public Service minister Priscah Mupfumira and the then permanent secretary Ngoni Masoka are set for re-trial following the elevation of the…
THE State has been dealt a major blow after the court rejected exhibits it intended to use to nail Citizens Coalition for Change activists Joana Mamombe and Cecilia Chimbiri accused of faking their abduction. A manager from the Postal Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (Potraz), Tapera Kazembe, had told the court that the exhibits showed that the…
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POPULAR Citizens Coalition for Change supporter Godfrey Karembera, popularly known as Madzibaba Veshanduko, has been granted $10 000 bail. Karembera was arrested…
FORMER Public Service Labour and Social Welfare minister Prisca Mupfumira cannot be held accountable for what the National Social Security Authority (Nssa) board…
DYNAMOS Football Club legend and junior coach Stanley Chirambadare, who was accused of sexually abusing a 13-year-old boy under his tutelage and…
THE 39 war veterans, who were arrested for demonstrating and singing Chimurenga songs in the capital as they demanded better pensions, suffered a setback yesterday after a Harare magistrate dismissed their application for exception. The war veterans sought to have the charges dropped saying there was nothing criminal about the songs which are usually played…
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A PRISON officer has found himself in trouble for allegedly facilitating the escape of a serving armed robbery inmate at Harare Central…
CITIZENS Coalition for Change (CCC) activist Godfrey Karembera has been charged with undermining the police. Karembera, also known as Madzibaba Veshanduko, claims…
AN inmate reportedly fled at Chikurubi farm on the guise that he was going to relieve himself in the bush before fleeing…
THE Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (Zec) says it is up to political parties, and not the commission, to initiate electoral reforms in the country. Speaking in an interview on Thursday night with the recently launched independent television station, 3Ktv, Zec spokesperson Joyce Kazembe, also said it was Parliament’s role to put in place laws that dealt with electoral…
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