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Police hail neighbourhood committees in crime fight

By Yvonne Ncube in BULAWAYO THE police have applauded the significant role of neighbourhood watch committees in the fight against crime, leading to a notable reduction in criminal cases in several Bulawayo neighbourhoods. Speaking during a handover of a patrol vehicle for Whitestone and Mqabuko heights neighbourhood watch committee, the officer commanding police in Bulawayo…

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Court saves 800 Norton families from eviction

THE High Court has saved 800 families in Norton from being evicted after a judge issued an order barring government officials who claimed to have been sent by President Emmerson Mnangagwa. The families had approached the court after officials from the ministry of Lands, the District Administrator for Chegutu, police officers and Environmental Management Agency…

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Man (30) jailed for loitering around magistrates’ chambers

A MAN who was caught wandering around the magistrates’s chambers at the Harare Magistrates Court last week, has been sentenced to 12 months in prison. Edwin Chapauka, 30, from Epworth, was arraigned before Harare Magistrate Simon Kandiyero facing charges of attempted unlawful entry. The court heard that on that day, Brian Saitenga, who is employed…

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Vendor jailed for loitering in magistrates’ chambers

A VENDOR, who told the court that he was “drunk and confused” when he was caught loitering in magistrates’ chambers at the Harare Magistrate’s Courts on Monday, was yesterday sentenced to 12 months in prison. Edwin Chapauka, 30, from Epworth, was arraigned before Harare magistrate Simon Kandiyero, facing attempted unlawful entry charges. The court heard…

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Court saves 800 Norton families from eviction

THE High Court has saved 800 families in Norton from eviction after a judge issued an order barring government officials, who allegedly claimed to have been sent by President Emmerson Mnangagwa, from forcing them to leave. The ruling came after the affected homeowners approached the court after officials from the Lands ministry, the district administrator…

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Review law to save wildlife: Lawyers

THE Zimbabwe Environmental Law Association (Zela) has called on relevant authorities to expedite the review of the Parks and Wildlife Act to combat continued elephant poaching and other related wildlife crimes. This comes after at least six adult elephants died from cyanide poisoning at a watering hole in the Gwayi, Shangani wildlife conservancy near Hwange…

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Couple allegedly assaults son (3) to death

POLICE in Gwanda have confirmed the arrest of a woman and her husband after they allegedly assaulted their three-year-old child to death. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, the Matabeleland South provincial assistant police spokesperson, Stanford Mguni, said Mpumelelo Ncube died after being assaulted by his mother, only identified as Bridget and his stepfather, Clifford…

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Man steals US$20 000 from acquaintance

A HARARE man is facing theft charges after allegedly stealing US$20 000 that he had been entrusted to deliver to China for the purchase of a vehicle. Godwin Mutata, 42, was arraigned before Harare magistrate Apolonia Marutya, who granted him US$200 bail and he will return to court on March 4 for his routine remand….

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Armyworm outbreak hits Midlands, Mash West

BY RUTENDO NGARA THE department of migratory pests and biosecurity in the ministry of Agriculture says there is an outbreak of African armyworms in the Midlands and Mashonaland Central provinces. This comes as the government has warned farmers that due to the El Nino phenomenon, caterpillars, which favour warm conditions, have the propensity to multiply;…

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Gwanda bans open-air worshipping

THE Gwanda Town Council has, with immediate effect, banned all open-air worshipping in the urban settlement as part of its fight against the spread of cholera in and around the gold mining town in Matabeleland South Province. This follows the deaths of a pregnant woman and three others due to the communicable disease early this…

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