WAR VETS HAVE LEARNT HARSH LESSONS : DABENGWA
Former freedom fighter and Home Affairs minister — Dumiso Dabengwa — has warned war veterans against taking sides with politicians at the expense of their values which he said have been demeaned....
View ArticleINGUTSHENI RUNS OUT OF DRUGS, NURSES BEATEN UP
Ingutsheni Central Hospital in Bulawayo has run out of sedative drugs, which are important in suppressing violent behaviour in psychiatric patients. Staff at the hospital said last week, two nurses...
View ArticleROAD CRASHES LEAVE THREE DEAD
THREE people died while more than 10 were injured when the vehicles they were travelling in crashed in two separate accidents along Masvingo-Beitbridge Road, police have said.The accidents occured...
View ArticleLAND ALLOCATION : CORRUPT CHIEFS ATTACKED
Traditional leaders in Masvingo have come under fire from land reform beneficiaries for hijacking land allocation by corruptly giving land to people on undesignated plots.Some farmers also accused...
View ArticleMATEMADANDA ‘S FARM INVADED
Some youth believed to be suspected Zanu PF supporters have invaded Garowa Farm Number 8 in Tengwe, Mashonaland West province, owned by the Zimbabwe National Liberation War Veterans Association’s...
View ArticleSOLDIERS BESIEGE NCUBE’S HOME
THREE suspected soldiers stormed Alpha Media Holdings (AMH) chairman, Trevor Ncube’s Harare home yesterday and allegedly harassed his domestic staff and relatives, as State intimidation against...
View ArticleZAMBIANS GO TO THE POLLS : TB JOSHUA DENIES PROPHESY
Zambians to go the polls today and Nigerian cleric and founder of the renowned Synagogue Church of All Nations (SCOAN) Prophet TB Joshua has found himself at the centre of it. He has refuted social...
View ArticlePLOT TO OUST MUGABE THICKENS
THE plot to push President Robert Mugabe out of office has thickened, amid reports the opposition MDC-T has rekindled its impeachment motion in Parliament and wants the matter treated as urgent....
View ArticleWAR VETS MEET TAJAMUKA
Restless war veterans, who have been a key pillar of President Robert Mugabe and Zanu PF’s power since Zimbabwe gained independence from Britain in April 1980, have signalled that they may now be ready...
View ArticleTHREE PROTESTORS UP FOR ATTACKING COP
Three protestors who allegedly attacked a cop before escaping with his shoe during a demonstration against the introduction of bond notes appeared in court yesterday. Tinashe Wellington Macharika, 33,...
View ArticleBANKS REJECT 99-YEAR LEASES
LOCAL financial institutions are of the opinion that changes made by government on 99-year lease agreements are not enough to guarantee the issuing of loans to farmers, a development likely to result...
View ArticleESKOM DISCONNECTS ZIM
SOUTH African power company, Eskom, last week disconnected its electricity supply to Zimbabwe, plunging large parts of the country into darkness on Heroes Day as the Southern African country is...
View ArticleWHAT TO DO WITH MANN’S PLANE?
ATTEMPTS by government to register a plane belonging to convicted mercenary Simon Mann arrested in Harare in 2004 with the International Air Transport Association (IATA) have failed after aviation...
View ArticleDRIVER CRUSHED BY OWN BUS
A Greyhound bus driver was today crushed to death at Beitbridge Border Post after being trapped under the bus while attending to a tyre puncture. The tyre deflated while the bus was being searched by...
View ArticleDZAMARA FUMES OVER ABUSE CLAIMS
Missing Itai Dzamara’s brother, Patson has today rubbished claims that Itai’s children were abused when they commemmorated their father’s disappearance. He said : “And so, the Herald carried a...
View ArticleHOOKERS KILL CLIENT OVER $10
THREE prostitutes have been arrested for stabbing a man to death after he allegedly failed to settle a $10 debt for sexual services rendered by one of them. Police have since launched an appeal for...
View ArticleMAHIYA CHALLENGES PLACEMENT ON REMAND
Zimbabwe National Liberation War Veterans’ Association (ZNLWVA) secretary for information and publicity Douglas Mahiya yesterday notified the court of his intention to challenge placement on remand on...
View ArticlePEOPLE FIRST DEMOTES MASVINGO CHAIR
THE Zimbabwe People First (ZimPF) leadership in Masvingo province has with immediate effect demoted its chairman, Retired Colonel Claudius Makova and replaced him with Great Zimbabwe University (GZU )...
View ArticleCHIYANGWA TO QUIT ZIFA
ZIFA president Phillip Chiyangwa will soon leave the association, two years before the constitutional end of his term amid revelations that the ambitious Harare property mogul is angling for a regional...
View ArticleDISINHERITED DAUGHTER FIGHTS BACK 16 YEARS LATER
Grabbing a late brother’s estate and excluding the deceased’s minor surviving daughter from property distribution, has backfired on a Mutare family after the now enlightened sole child filed an...
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