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Man allegedly attempts to kill lover over US$160

A MAN from Waterfalls in Harare is facing attempted murder charges after he allegedly stabbed his girlfriend numerous times, accusing her of stealing his US$160. Elvis Chidzomba, 36, was arraigned before Harare magistrate Taurai Manuwere who remanded him in custody. Representing the State, Anesu Chirenje told the court that the accused and his girlfriend, Nyasha…

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‘Tshabangu’s actions illegal’

FOURTEEN of the 24 Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) MPs, who were recently recalled from Parliament, have accused the party’s self-claimed interim secretary-general Sengezo Tshabangu of violating the party’s constitution after failing to prove how they had “ceased to be members of the political party”. This comes after the 14 former MPs recently filed an…

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Bulawayo’s proposed waste management by-law ‘harmful

THE Matabeleland Institute for Human Rights (MIHR) says the Bulawayo City Council (BCC)’s solid waste management by-law proposal falls short of the concerns of various stakeholders, including waste pickers. This comes after the BCC recently proposed implementation of the solid waste management by-law (2023) on domestic refuse, which is an extract from the 1979 council…

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Sikhala High Court appeal ruling set for next Tuesday

THE High Court will, on Tuesday next week, make a determination in a matter in which jailed Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) member Job Sikhala is appealing against his recent conviction. Sikhala was found guilty of obstructing the course of justice in May after Harare magistrate Marehwanazvo Gofa ruled that he had interfered with police…

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Duo get community service for stealing painkillers

TWO men, who were arrested after stealing 70 boxes of Pain Eeze tablets worth US$2 050, which they later tried to resell on the black market, have been found guilty and sentenced to 210 hours of community service. Daniel Mark Austen, 39, and Simbarashe Kaminga, 23, were arrested after robbing Elenore Chimoyo who they had…

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‘Varsity learners facing barriers’

THERE are a lot of challenges facing students at tertiary institutions mainly due to the lack of understanding of learning theories and different teaching methods adopted by the lecturers. Giving a presentation at Arrupe Jesuit University in Harare recently, the lecturer of Health Sciences at University of Limpopo in South Africa, University of Zimbabwe and…

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40 families face eviction & demolition of houses

EIGHTEEN individuals from Chitungwiza, who are part of 40 families facing eviction from their houses in Manyame Park and St Mary’s, have approached the High Court seeking to overturn a ruling, which ordered the demolition of their houses and pave for the construction of a company. The 18, who were recently given eviction orders, have…

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Chitown hospital to conduct 25 pauper burials

THE Chitungwiza Central Hospital (CCH) is requesting relatives of 25 deceased persons to come forward and claim the bodies or they will receive pauper burials if they remain unclaimed. In a statement yesterday, the government hospital said the deceased have been in the mortuary between August 3 and October 30 this year and the medical…

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Sanitation group partners government in cholera fight

THE Zimbabwe Mobile Sanitation Association (ZMSA) says it is supporting government and local efforts in the fight against the cholera outbreak in the country by installing mobile toilets in public places and along highways. To date suspected and confirmed cholera cases have been reported in 46 districts in all the 10 provinces since February this…

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