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Thieves steal church sound mixer

BY RUTENDO NGARA A SECURITY guard who was manning a church premise at Eastgate, Harare, appeared in court yesterday on allegations of stealing property worth US$2 000 after a church service. Booker Razerera, who is employed by Real Star Security, allegedly conspired with Malven Tembo and stole the property from Albert Karengenyu’s church. They appeared…

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Rusape seeks US$500k for services

By Tapiwa Chirume  chirumet@dailynews.co.zw RUSAPE Town Council has applied to the ministry of Local Government for the granting of borrowing powers in the sum of US$500 000 to finance the purchase of motor vehicles and motorcycles, as part of its 2025 capital expenditure programme aimed at strengthening governance and enhancing service delivery. In a recent…

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Ema fights veld fires

THE Environmental Management Agency (Ema) has intensified efforts to address environmental challenges in Matabeleland South by rolling out a comprehensive campaign against veld fires. In a statement yesterday, the Ema Matabeleland South environmental education and publicity officer, Simon Musasiwa, said the agency was working with various stakeholders to manage veld fires. “Ema has commenced an…

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US extends visas for airline, ship workers

By Tapiwa Chirume  chirumet@dailynews.co.zw THE United States (US) embassy in Zimbabwe has announced a 24-month extension of the validity of C1/D visas for Zimbabweans working in US airlines and ships. C1/D visa is crucial for seafarers and international airline crew members who transit through the US. The previous validity period was typically shorter, often requiring…

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Car parts thieves arrested

BULAWAYO POLICE in Bulawayo have arrested three individuals in connection with the theft of car parts amounting to US$20 000 from a local bus company garage in Kelvin North. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, Bulawayo police spokesperson Thandekile Ndlovu said the suspects had been involved in a series of thefts. “The suspects, identified as…

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Suspects nabbed for unregistered medicines

POLICE have arrested four indi­viduals, Asha Muchenje, Claris Matorerwei, Admore Gaadza, and Munyaradzi Korovedzai, for unlawful possession of unregis­tered medicines in separate inci­dents in Beitbridge and Harare. In a statement yesterday, na­tional police spokesperson Paul Nyathi confirmed the arrests. On Sunday, detectives in Be­itbridge intercepted Muchenje, a truck driver. A search of his vehicle yielded…

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ZETDC boss loses divorce appeal

Rutendo Ngara SENIOR STAFF WRITER THE Supreme Court has dismissed with costs an appeal by ZETDC principal hu­man resources officer, Rodger Sibanda, upholding a High Court judgment that awarded his ex-wife, Thandiwe, a house and a Mercedes Benz. The Supreme Court bench, comprising Justices Nicholas Mathonsi, Antoneta Guvava, and Tendai Uchena, ruled that Sibanda’s appeal…

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Chinese firm mining operations suspended

Rutendo Ngara HIGH Court Justice Philda Muzofa has suspended mining operations of a Chinese firm, Beijing Brodtec Investments, which allegedly violently in­vaded Mukovo 12 mine, Masho­naland West Province, owned by Zimbabwean national Josphat Mutizira. According to court docu­ments, Mutizira’s son, Elmon, who is the applicant in the case, pegged and registered the Mu­kovo 12 mine…

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Churches fight child marriage

THE Council of Churches in Africa (CCA) has intensified its efforts to combat child marriages in Bulawayo through peer-led programmes that empower young people to educate each other about relation­ships, gender-based violence, and the dangers of early marriage. This initiative comes as Unicef reported that one in three girls in Zimbabwe is married before the…

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