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Nyore Nyore Housing scheme bags an award … as Chiyangwa proves his worthy

Takudzwa Dhambu THE country’s mega housing project — Nyore Nyore Housing Scheme — has won plaudits for its delivery targeting low-income earners. This comes after the national housing project scooped an award at the weekend — where the Zimbabwe Real Estate and Construction Awards — adjudged Nyore Nyore Housing Scheme the best model for affording…

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Man rapes estranged, menstruating wife

Rutendo Ngara SENIOR STAFF WRITER A HARARE MAN is in trouble after he allegedly raped his estranged wife, who was menstruating, and subsequently threatened to kill her. The man, Simbarashe Chiwatidzo, is facing counts of physical abuse and rape. He was granted US$100 bail. It is alleged that on October 28 2025, at around 1900…

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Police nab Walter Magaya over rape & fraud charges

RUTENDO NGARA Senior Staff Write  WELL-KNOWN and self-styled prophet, Walter Magaya, was arrested by police yesterday on allegations of rape and fraud. The founder of the Prophetic Healing and Deliverance (PHD) church was nabbed in an early morning police raid at his offices in the capital. Police national spokesperson, Paul Nyathi, con­firmed the arrest, adding…

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Staff shortages hinder Zacc war

RUTENDO NGARA Senior Staff Writer THE Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Com­mission (Zacc) says it is grossly un­derstaffed, a situation that is severely affecting efforts to deliver on its man­date effectively. This was revealed in their 2024 annual report presented at the commission’s annual general meeting last week in Harare. The disclosure comes as authorities were expediting the…

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Uproar over water tariff hike

TAPIWA CHIRUME HARARE residents have launched a sharp critique of the city council’s proposed 2026 budget, warning that planned water tariff increases are un­realistic and threaten household wa­ter security. The Combined Harare Residents Association (CHRA) director Reuben Akili said the local authority “fails to reflect the lived realities of residents” and “over-estimates the city’s capac­ity…

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Mayor demands completion of Glassblock Dam

Staff writer In Bulawayo BULAWAYO mayor David Coltart has intensified calls for the completion of the long-delayed Glassblock Dam, stating that the city’s per­sistent water challenges can only be resolved through investment in lasting infrastructure. Speaking during a stakeholders engagement last week, Coltart said the project remained the most prac­tical solution to Bulawayo’s deepening water…

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Family trio arrested for land scam

A DZIVARESEKWA woman, Alisa Pilo, was arrested after allegedly conniving with her parents, Gla­dys Pilo and Kauma Pilo, to de­fraud a home seeker of US$10 000 paid for a residential stand. The trio reportedly sold the same piece of land in Tynwald, Harare, to three different buyers, including the complainant, Mat­thew Nyashanu. “On October 29,…

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‘Sparing the rod hurting schools’… teachers say, as they demand return of corporal punishment

Blessings Mashaya and Thabiso Mutirwara THE government needs to reintroduce corporal punishment in schools to curb the rampant indiscipline that is now threatening the country’s education sector, stressed school heads say. Speaking to the Daily News — the country’s most influential newspaper — the president of the National Association of Secondary Schools, Cephas Mutumhe, said…

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Chimombe, Mpofu in a fix

Rutendo Ngara SENIOR STAFF WRITER CONVICTED business­men Moses Mpofu and Mike Chimombe are in hot water. This comes after the State notified the court yesterday that it had drafted an application that seeks to confis­cate their properties believed to be proceeds of crime. The two men were convicted of fraud last month involving US$7 mil­lion…

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‘Ambassadors must elevate Zim’

POLITICAL EDITOR PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa yesterday called upon the country’s ambassadors to work diligently to promote the country’s development and create opportunities for locals to secure posi­tions in international organisations. Speaking during his meeting with ambassadors at State House yesterday, Mnangagwa said he expected them to support the government’s development efforts. “Your missions should function…

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