THE trial of ex-Farevic Systems (Farevic) managing director Shingai Faranisi – centered on a $3 million dispute with his former business partners…
A HARARE magistrate is expected to rule tomorrow on a bail application for 11 men accused of a US$61 000 scam.The suspects, aged between 20 and 26, applied for bail, arguing they are “kids” who have been wrongly accused by the State.They told the court they are foreign currency traders who know each other from…
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ZIMBABWE’S powerlifting and bodybuilding trio — Chido Maenzanise, Spiwe Munyaka and Simba Mhaka- delivered standout performances at the 2026 World Championship of Bodybuilding & Powerlifting held in Dubai from February 7 to 9.Maenzanise secured first place in her category and finished second overall among a tight field of contenders from countries such as Britain, Australia,…
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THE High Court has dismissed an application challenging the installation of Chief Mutasa, Manicaland, ending a protracted succession wrangle.The challenge was filed by Charles Mutasa, who contested the appointment of James Kurauone Mutasa on the basis that he belongs to a different house within the chieftainship lineage.While both men share the same ancestry, they represent…
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A ZVISHAVANE man will serve 14 months in prison for stealing and selling six donkeys from local grazing areas.Vengai Imbwanhema, 47, was convicted after a victim successfully tracked his stolen animals to a nearby homestead.“The Zvishavane Magistrates Court has sentenced 47-year-old Vengai Imbwanhema to an effective 14 months’ imprisonment upon convicting him of stealing six…
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THE Consumer Protection Commission (CPC) is engaging the Zimbabwe Electricity Regulatory Authority to curb the sale of counterfeit electrical goods by errant businesses.CPC spokesperson Kudakwashe Mudereri yesterday told the Daily News that the influx of fake products poses serious safety risks and short-changes consumers.“We are strengthening our operations against errant businesses.‘‘There is widespread unethical conduct,…
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INDUSTRY experts warn that Bulawayo’s vast industrial potential is being undermined by outdated local authority regulations that raise costs.Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, the Zimbabwe National Chamber of Commerce (ZNCC) Matabeleland Chapter past vice president, Louis Herbst, said while the government had made visible and commendable progress in improving the national ease of doing…
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BULAWAYO councillors say they have been left powerless to enforce municipal by-laws and have appealed to President Emmerson Mnangagwa for urgent intervention.During a recent full council meeting, officials claimed that pervasive intimidation has stripped them of authority, leaving the city unable to curb illegal mining, unregulated transport, and central business district chaos.Councillor Mxolisi Mahlangu described…
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THE government says it is committed to ensuring that the well-being and satisfaction of tourists in Zimbabwe is strictly safeguarded.This follows an incident where police officers fined a South African tourist US$30 at a roadblock in Chipinge, Manicaland, for allegedly failing to carry four emergency warning triangles.The encounter came to light after the tourist posted…
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THE Constitutional Court has granted Mbuso Fuzwayo and Ibetshu Likazulu leave to approach the full bench to challenge the proposed extension of President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s stay in office by two years to 2030.Zanu PF lawyer Edley Mubaiwa yesterday consented to the application from the onset.“Zanu PF is no longer opposed to the application or relief…
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