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‘Notorious armed robbers’ nabbed

HARARE – Two suspected armed robbers who went on the run after seizing a cash safe containing $55 000 at Blue Circle Bus Company appeared in court yesterday. The duo, Alouis Nyamadzawo, 38, and Prince Makodza, 29, — who were part of a gang of armed robbers involved in a shoot-out with police officers in…

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‘Call for Zanu PF indaba sign of panic’

HARARE – President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s call for a Zanu PF indaba to heal wounds emanating from its just-ended chaotic primary elections is a sign of panic amid fears for another bhora musango scenario reminiscent of the 2008 elections, analysts say. Mnangagwa is desperate to unite winning and losing candidates of the recently conducted primary elections…

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‘Mugabe plane’ flown back for repairs

HARARE – Zimbabwe’s new airline, Zimbabwe Airways — which has been linked to the family of ousted former president Robert Mugabe — has hit fresh controversy. This comes as the Daily News has been told that one of the airline’s “new” planes that it recently sourced from Malaysia — a Boeing 777 jetliner — has…

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Robert Mugabe faces arrest . . . as Parly issues final order

HARARE – Ousted former president Robert Mugabe risks going to jail for continuing to ignore directives by Parliament to give evidence on the disappearance of $15 billion diamond revenue, with the august body yesterday issuing him with a final ultimatum failure of which he will face the consequences. Mugabe was yesterday expected to appear before…

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Chaos, threats mar MDC polls

HARARE – The MDC’s weekend primary elections descended into chaos, with violence, death threats and allegations of bribery marring the main opposition party’s internal polls in some constituencies as its supporters voted to choose their representatives for the country’s looming national elections. [Adz]

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MDC-T name, symbols, logo fight: Chamisa wants Khupe interdicted

HARARE – The Nelson Chamisa-led MDC has filed High Court papers demanding an order barring a rival camp led by Thokozani Khupe to stop using the party’s name and symbol. This follows a Supreme Court ruling directing that the matter to be heard urgently. Chamisa’s camp had initially approached the Supreme Court on appeal challenging…

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Sodomy cases on the rise

HARARE – Child defilement in relation to sodomy cases are dominating the country’s courts. This comes as frustrations of a jobless younger generation, the dereliction of duty by their elders and an unhealthy mental state of the nation have contributed to the increase in these crimes, observers say. Just last week, a 73-year-old man was…

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Businessman gives 300 stands to churches

HARARE – Kadoma businessman Jimayi Muduvuri is set to give 300 residential stands to churches and people living with disabilities. Speaking at the handover of 40 stands and 10 houses in Kadoma on Saturday,  Muduvuri — who is also the patron of the Zimbabwe Amalgamated Churches (ZaC) — said his members are struggling to acquire…

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Pharmacists de-registered over malpractice

HARARE – Over 400 pharmacists have been deregistered by the Pharmacists Council of Zimbabwe (PCZ) and will not be allowed to practice in Zimbabwe. PCZ registers pharmacists, develops standards, codes and guidelines for the pharmacy profession and also handles notifications, complaints, investigations and disciplinary hearings. In order to practise in Zimbabwe, pharmacists and pharmacy technicians…

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Zim to import 200 000t of wheat from Canada

HARARE – Zimbabwe will import about 200 000 tonnes of wheat this year from Canada to cover a deficit, following lower plantings due to lack of finance and shortages of fertiliser and electricity. This comes in the wake of a trip by a Grain Millers Association of Zimbabwe team to Toronto two weeks ago led…

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