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Businessman accused of defrauding bank $27m

A HARARE businessman Mark Tanyaradzwa Maraire, 37, has been dragged before the courts after he allegedly defrauded a local commercial bank of over $27 million. Maraire and his company, Modern Niche Digital Consulting Africa, were arraigned before the Harare Magistrate’s Court yesterday, facing fraud and money laundering charges. He is the majority shareholder and sole…

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Duo in court for stealing cops’ uniforms, US$20k

TWO Harare men, suspected to be a part of a gang involved in committing crimes in and around the capital, have been arraigned before a magistrate’s court facing armed robbery charges. Malvin Mumvurutsi, 34, and John Mafigu, 32, were arrested over the weekend and are facing two charges, one of robbery and another for being…

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Two brothers jailed 22 years for rape

TWO brothers from Dotito, Mashonaland Central, will spend a combined 22 years in prison after a Bindura Magistrate’s Court found them guilty of raping a 17-year-old girl with a mental disability. The Muoni brothers, Tonderai, 22, and Elvis, 19, were arraigned separately before the magistrate’s court, facing rape charges. It is alleged that in two…

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Police procure vehicles ahead of 2023 elections

THE government is beefing up the country’s law enforcement agencies by procuring vehicles, protective clothing in preparation for this year’s harmonised elections. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, Home Affairs minister Kazembe Kazembe confirmed that the Zimbabwe Republic Police have received their first batch of 4×4 Hilux vehicles to be used for monitoring and observing…

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200 Bikita families set to benefit from irrigation scheme

TWO hundred people mostly women-headed families from Mabika irrigation scheme in Bikita, Masvingo province, are set to increase their production after the government expanded their project from 80 to 200 hectares. According to the Masvingo Agriculture ministry’s irrigation development department, the Mabika scheme has been placed under the provincial master plan as the government seeks…

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45 kids undergo cleft lip surgeries

Nyasha Kunyiswakunyiswan@dailynews.co.zw AT least 45 children from across the country are set to undergo free cleft lip and palate surgeries at the Sally Mugabe Central Hospital in Harare. The surgeries are a partnership between the Health ministry, Global Cleft and Graniofacial Foundation, and surgeries will start today until the end of the week.Speaking to Daily…

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Maid in court for allegedly stealing from employer

By Yvonne Ncube A 27-YEAR-OLD woman employed as a maid at Bulawayo’s Cowdray Park suburb has appeared in court for stealing from an employer who was out of the country before suddenly quitting her job. Maria Mwangambako did not plead to the charges before Tredgold Magistrate Nomagugu Maphosa. She was remanded in custody to February…

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Government deregisters 291 PVOs

By Brandon Josphat GOVERNMENT has deregistered 291 Private Voluntary Organisations (PVOs) for not complying with the prescribed expectations of their operations. In a statement yesterday, the registrar of PVOs, Tawanda Zimhunga said the deregistration is with immediate effect. “The Registrar of Private Voluntary Organisations in conjunction with the Private Voluntary Organisation (PVO) board has noted…

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