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Late vendor’s hearse attacked

© A HEARSE carrying the remains of Hilton Tamangani, a Harare vendor who died last week in remand prison, was stoned and damaged by unidentified youths in Chitungwiza on Thursday. [GoogleAd] The incident took place when the body was being ferried from a funeral parlour to Tamangani’s home in Unit D, Chitungwiza. Tamangani, 29, was…

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Mthuli faces prison threat

© WITH long-suffering Zimbabweans sinking deeper into poverty with each passing day, a former civil society leader is pushing for the arrest of under-fire Finance minister Mthuli Ncube over his “disastrous economic policies” and alleged criminal conduct, the Daily News On Sunday reports. [GoogleAd] In an affidavit written on his behalf by Mafume Chambers to…

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Trump fires warning shots at ED, Zanu PF

© IN AN ominous development for President Emmerson Mnangagwa and his under pressure government, the United States of America (USA) has slapped State Security minister Owen Ncube with sanctions over allegations of gross human rights violations, the Daily News on Sunday reports. [GoogleAd] This comes after Mnangagwa and Zanu PF staged widely-criticised anti-sanctions marches around…

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Funds stall Cyclone Idai reconstruction

© THE Civil Protection Unit (CPU) has called on all key stakeholders to contribute towards reconstruction efforts in Cyclone Idai-affected areas, a process that is lagging behind due to inadequate funding. [GoogleAd] CPU director Nathan Nkomo said the reconstruction and rehabilitation of Cyclone Idai-hit areas in Manicaland was slow, leaving people in the flood-prone area…

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Thousands of cattle die of tick diseases, drought

© OVER 201 000 cattle valued at around US$160,9 million have died of tick-borne diseases and drought this year alone while another 300 000 valued at $240 million might die in 2020. [GoogleAd] The Department of Veterinary Services (DVS) said dip chemical supplies remained in short supply throughout the country as tick-borne diseases, especially theileriosis,…

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Anti-sanctions protest turns into an eating fete

© IT’S NOT every day that an ordinary Zimbabwean feasts on a meal of two pieces of chicken and a soft drink from one of the country’s top fast food outlets due to the tough economic situation that has left many in the country living from hand to mouth. [GoogleAd] This was the reward on…

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Bulawayo council repairs  broken-down boreholes

© BULAWAYO City Council (BCC) has been forced to urgently commence work on repairing 38 boreholes around the city after it extended water rationing from 48 hours to 72 hours last Tuesday. [GoogleAd] Bulawayo Town Clerk, Christopher Moyo said the local authority had awarded the contract to a company which is already on the ground,…

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Fake prophets should repent now

EDITOR — Old Testament prophets were often statesmen, authors, reform- ers, and preachers. They were used to turn God’s people back to Him. They appealed primarily to Israel’s past and her future, with striking similarities for us today. They had a true call from God; whereas those attempting to speak without God’s seal of approval…

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Pair in court for murder in robbery gone wrong

© TWO men have been hauled before the courts for allegedly murdering a 65-year-old man as he walked from his sugarcane garden in a suspected robbery gone wrong. Vusumuzi Ndebele of Makokoba Township and Perfect Sibanda from Fourwinds suburb allegedly pounced on Joseph Godfrey Muta- viri with the intention to rob him. [GoogleAd] They allegedly…

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