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3 000 cattle stolen in 2017 first quarter – NewsDay Zimbabwe You are here: Home› News› 3 000 cattle stolen in 2017 first quarter STATISTICS from the Zimbabwe Republic Police anti-stocktheft department show that more than 3 000 cattle were stolen across the country in the first four months of …
Bishop, Chief Tandi in land wrangle June 14, 2017 in News Victory Tabernacle leader Bishop Trevor Manhanga and Chief Tandi have been dragged to the High Court by an aspiring traditional leader, Peter Tandi, who is seeking an order to reverse Lesbury Farm’s acquisition. BY CHARLES LAITON Peter Tandi, who is challenging the Tandi chieftainship in another …
Bulawayo man convicted for poaching June 12, 2017 in News A 32-YEAR-OLD man, has been ordered to pay $180 fine and $1 406 compensation to the Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority for poaching. BY SILAS NKALA James Greenland was sentenced on his own plea of guilty to the poaching charge last week when he appeared before …
Administrative justice and the Constitution June 7, 2017 Features, Opinion & Analysis David Coltart Sharon Hofisi Legal LettersThe right to administrative justice (RTAJ) is part of the constitutional rights in Zimbabwe. Its inclusion in Section 68 of the Constitution, under the Bill of Rights section, means this right is now justiciable.The importance of the concept of justiciability of …
Police recover 21 stolen cattle in Gweru May 25, 2017 Local News Whinsley Masara, Chronicle ReporterPOLICE have recovered 21 head of cattle worth about $7 400 in Gweru suspected to have been stolen from Thekwe Farm in Shangani, leading to the arrest of one man while another one is on the run. Matabeleland South police spokesperson Inspector …
Highway tobacco bale robbers nabbed May 22, 2017 Crime & Courts Crime ReporterA gang of criminals is waylaying trucks delivering tobacco to auction floors and stealing bales while the vehicles are in motion. This revelation comes after police arrested two people – one of the thieves and a buyer – after raiding a house in the …
Ivory case hits snag at Constitutional court May 22, 2017 Crime & Courts Fidelis Munyoro Chief Court ReporterTwo Harare women accused of unlawful possession of 25,9 kilogrammes of raw ivory valued at $6 475 have had their case seeking to compel the prosecution to reveal the informant struck off the Constitutional Court’s roll. The landmark case, which …
Ivory suspects want informer identified May 12, 2017 Crime & Courts Fidelis Munyoro Chief Court ReporterThe Constitutional Court is next week set to hear the case in which two Harare women accused of unlawful possession of 25,9 kilogrammes of raw ivory valued at $6 475 are seeking to force the prosecution to reveal the informant. The landmark case …
5 000 Ruwa settlers face eviction National Report May 4, 2017 By Staff Reporter The High Court has upheld a 2015 provisional court order evicting over 5 000 illegal settlers. THE High Court has upheld a 2015 provisional court order evicting over 5 000 illegal settlers occupying private land earmarked for an up-market residential area in …
Tasers used in $1000 robbery April 14, 2017 Local News Whinsley Masara, Chronicle Reporter THREE men who were armed with guns and tasers pounced at a farmhouse in Colleen Bawn and got away with more than $1 000 and two cellphones after firing a warning shot, police confirmed yesterday. The suspects, who are on the run, broke …