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Sales lady spared jail

A SALES lady narrowly escaped jail after she was convicted of stealing cellphones worth over US$30 000 from her employer. Tsungai Chinodakufa was slapped with 15 months imprisonment before six months were suspended for five years on condition of good behaviour. The remaining nine months were set aside on condition that she pays back her…

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Alleged gun smuggling ex-captain in fresh freedom bid

AN EX-ARMY captain who was nabbed on allegations of trying to influence illegal entry of 31 AK 47 rifles into the country from South Africa has launched a fresh bid for freedom, applying for bail on changed circumstances. Leonard Matambo is alleged to have written a letter to a Zimbabwe Revenue Authority manager at the…

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Government partners international seed org

CIMMYT, the international maize and wheat improvement centre, has teamed up with the government’s National Agriculture Research and Extension Systems (NARES) Breeding Programme to optimise and modernise crop breeding programmes in the country. The partnership is part of efforts to ensure that local farmers grow climate-smart crops, particularly maize, that can withstand the long dry…

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Drinking binge turns nasty

A DRINKING binge turned sour, resulting in a 54-year-old man from Aspindale, Harare, shooting a fellow imbiber twice after a misunderstanding in a bar. Leonard Dahwa has since been charged with attempted murder after the alleged attack on the imbiber. He was not asked to plead to the allegations when he appeared before regional magistrate…

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Man caged 8 years for neighbour's death

A BINDURA man will spend the next eight years behind bars for beating up his neighbour to death on Christmas eve last year after he had tried to burn down his hut in a drunken state. Forward Kichini, who was arrested for murdering Garikai Petro, was last week sentenced to eight years in jail by…

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Ema reviews Batoka project environmental impact

By Rutendo Ngara THE Environmental Management Agency (Ema) says there is a need to review the environmental impact of the construction of the Batoka hydropower project. The agency called on the public to contribute what they think should be implemented to validate why the agency should give a certification for the commencement of the project.In…

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Hitch-hiking’ robbers jailed

By Dionne Kanyowa TWO ROBBERS who posed as hitch–hikers in a bid to rob an unsuspecting driver were convicted by a Harare magistrate who sentenced them to eight years behind bars. Sign Shadreck Chibvongodze, 26, and Charlington Timba, 37, were found guilty of robbery by regional magistrate Stanford Mambanje last week. The duo was initially…

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Citizens ignore Judicial Laws Bill

ZIMBABWEANS have largely ignored the Judicial Laws Amendment Bill public hearings after only 77 people participated when Parliament embarked on a public consultation exercise last month. This was revealed in Parliament on Thursday by the Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs portfolio committee which has since called on legislators to ensure that the public is well…

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