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Cops name suspect in farm murder May 11, 2016 Top Stories Walter Mswazie Masvingo CorrespondentPOLICE in Masvingo are hunting for a farm worker who is suspected to have killed Triangle farm manager Adolph Willem Botha. Botha was found dead in a pool of blood with a deep cut on his neck at the farm house, a day …
Farm manager found murdered May 10, 2016 Top Stories Walter Mswazie Masvingo CorrespondentA FARM manager in Triangle was found dead with a deep cut on his neck, a day after paying his workers their wages. Police suspect the killer(s) robbed the farmer of an undisclosed amount of money after ransacking the house. A maid, Chemedzai Mudzviro, 34, …
WFP extends food aid to 2017 March 17, 2016 Top Stories Herald ReporterTHE United Nations’ World Food Programme (WFP) yesterday announced that it would this year — for the first time ever —not suspend food aid in March but continue to assist vulnerable Zimbabweans until next year. In a statement released yesterday, WFP said it had …
Govt okays scrapping of Section 121 February 19, 2016 Crime & Courts VP Mnangagwa Lloyd Gumbo Senior ReporterGovernment has finally agreed to scrap Section 121 (3) of the Criminal Procedure and Evidence Amendment Bill that the National Prosecuting Authority or public prosecutors have been using to deny suspects bail despite being deemed proper candidates by the courts. …
Cross bemoans snail’s pace of maize transportation February 9, 2016 in National, News inShare BULAWAYO South MP Eddie Cross (MDC-T) has warned that poor transport logistics will likely impede the movement of grain maize imports from Zambia and Brazil and cause mass starvation in the country, although government has secured adequate funds to purchase the staple grain. by …
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You are here: Home › Opinion › Guest Opinion: Woe to those who plot evil Guest Opinion: Woe to those who plot evil February 7, 2016 in Opinion The lawless harassment and eviction of the owners of Kingston Deverill farm in Zimbabwe’s Centenary district, Mashonaland Central province, has come to our attention and we, the Christian Prophetic Voice of Zimbabwe, are deeply …
‘Illegal for cops to seize driver’s licences’ January 22, 2016 Headlines, Top Stories Snr Asst Comm Charamba Lovemore Meya Herald CorrespondentIt is illegal for police officers to confiscate driver’s licences from motorists and those whose documents are seized must report to their nearest police station. Police chief spokesperson Senior Assistant Commissioner Charity Charamba said this in the …
Zimbabwe Risks Becoming A Somalia: Judge Cyril Zenda 10 Dec 2015 Justice Moses Chinhengo FORMER High Court of Zimbabwe judge, Justice Moses Chinhengo, says the absence of political will to enforce judicial rulings and the law in general is a threat to the rule of law in the country, which could lead to an unfortunate situation …
The agony of being a white farmer in Zim November 8, 2015 in Local, News IAN Ferguson, a former government irrigation specialist, is one of the most popular white farmers in the semi-arid Beitbridge District. BY RICHARD CHIDZA Ferguson retired from the government in 1967 and used his pension to buy virgin land near the border with …
Pensioners cry foul November 3, 2015 Business Pensioners on Friday lashed out at pension funds accusing them of enriching themselves using their hard earned funds while they lived paupers’ lives. Scores of pensioners who turned up for the first public hearing by the commission of inquiry set up to investigate conversion of pensions from the decommissioned Zimbabwe …