The incident occurred at Nipo Syndicate Mine last Friday at about 12 noon. Police identified the workers as Mr Clemence Tusile (33), of Highlands, Zvishavane. Midlands police spokesperson Inspector Leonard Chabata said Mr Tusile died on the spot.
The incident occurred at Nipo Syndicate Mine last Friday at about 12 noon. Police identified the workers as Mr Clemence Tusile (33), of Highlands, Zvishavane. Midlands police spokesperson Inspector Leonard Chabata said Mr Tusile died on the spot.
The teller, Alfred Madzokere (28) of Hatfield, Harare,
fainted as magistrate Lazarus Murendo passed
sentence. The court found him guilty of theft of trust property as provided for in Section 113 (2) of the Criminal Law (Codification and Reform) Act Chapter 9:23. Two years of the sentence were, however, suspended on condition that
sentence. The court found him guilty of theft of trust property as provided for in Section 113 (2) of the Criminal Law (Codification and Reform) Act Chapter 9:23. Two years of the sentence were, however, suspended on condition that
A Joyous day of drinking reportedly turned nasty for Minister of State in the Prime Minister's Office, Jameson Timba, after he was allegedly smacked at a local club over a cigarette. Jameson Timba is also the Deputy Minister of Media, Information and Publicity.
United Family International Church (UFIC) founder Emmanuel Makandiwa (pictured) has threatened to walk on Kariba waters to confound those who doubt his powers. Makandiwa made the claim three weeks ago just before he jetted out to the United States.
His spokesperson Pastor Prime Kufa said the "man of God did not directly challenge anyone", but was not amused by people who doubt him.
After scooping the award in 2011, Parson was allegedly approached by Matipedza Karase who was cited in court papers as the first respondent, representing Nu-Aero, to be the firm’s brand ambassador.
It was allegedly agreed then on September 23, 2011 that the firm would use Parson's name and services at a cost of $31 500 from the agreed date to November 30 of the same year.
Hwenje’s Entertainment Centre, situated in Glen Norah B, will open its doors to the public after undergoing renovations since November last year. As has become the norm, Sulu is
expected to leave fans spellbound with his “Batai Munhu” dance which
David Whitehead could be thrown into liquidation due to insolvency, denting the hopes of more than 3 000 employees who were expecting to return to work.
The provisional judicial manager, Mr Winseley Militala, admitted in his report that the reconstruction was not “serving any purpose” as no investor was prepared to inherit debt. Mr Militala also allegedly unearthed massive asset stripping by the majority shareholder, as he took a swipe at the former judicial manager and
Hundreds of Zimbabweans have been collecting the cars from Namibia and driving them through Botswana.
According to a Namibian newspaper, NewEra, Botswana's customs,
The four MDC-T officials arrested on Sunday appeared in court yesterday accused of compiling "dockets" against Government officials they accused of being corrupt and were remanded in custody to today for continuation of their bail application.
Defence lawyer Mr Alec Muchadehama told the Harare Magistrate Courts where the four appeared that they could have been compiling the
HARARE - Businessman-cum musician Energy Mutodi yesterday failed to show up at court in Harare to answer allegations by estranged wife Tariro Chirende that he is neglecting their child.
The flamboyant artist’s 24-year-old wife wants Mutodi to pay costs of maintaining the couple’s three-year-old son after their relationship collapsed late last year.Mutodi was customarily married to Chirende. Magistrate Tatenda Manhatsva postponed the case to March 21 after lawyers representing Mutodi said he was busy and would only be free then.
Chirende, a Seke Teachers’ College student, last month told the court
The wife of one of Europe's most powerful politicians has been pictured shaking hands and smiling with Zimbabwe leader, Robert Mugabe.
Geertrui Windels, wife of the President of the European Council, Herman van Rompuy, met Mugabe at the Inauguration Mass for Pope Francis in St Peter's Square on Tuesday.It's not the first time senior political figures have been pictured making contact with the controversial Mugabe.
In 2004 the then foreign secretary Jack Straw was forced to defend shaking hands with Mugabe. According to reports, Straw said "nice to see you" during the meeting in New York. huffington post
A lamb has been born with two heads at Borborbor, a village in the Western Region of Ghana.
Eyewitness, Bernard Sackitey, said the black and white two-headed lamb was born beside a spare parts and general goods dealer’s shop called Sackious Ventures.
The two-headed lamb has four limbs and one tail like every normal lamb, but has two fully developed heads.
Three South African nationals who were arrested for allegedly assaulting two Zimbabweans from Nyika Growth Point following a botched diamond deal were last Friday denied bail by Masvingo magistrate Lyn Manyika.
The suspects Jonathan Greyling (25), Carle Shoun Steyler (23) and Gordon Ryan Keena (25) were arrested on March 10 after they assaulted Takawira Morris (30) of Bikita and Cleopas Gozho (34) of
Mafoti, who is known by the trading name Mr Price Meat at Murisa Business Centre, was on January 21 ordered by Chitungwiza
Pope Francis caused controversy on his first official day in ministry as he met and shook hands with Zimbabwe’s president Robert Mugabe during his inaugural Mass in the Vatican today.
Pope Francis bows his head for the 89-year-old Zimbabwean despot as they meet at St Peter’s Basilica during the inaugural Mass
President Mugabe, who has been under a European Union travel ban since 2002 because of allegations of human rights abuses and vote rigging, was sitting
In an unusual incident thieves stole an entire bridge, apparently for its scrap metal, in the Turkish province of Kocaeli. The 20-ton bridge, which was 25 metres long, was in a village in Kocaeli's Gölçük district and was regularly used by villagers to cross a creek to reach their orchards.
The villagers were astonished to discover the disappearance of the
She said the people could not suffer due to political bickering between parties in the inclusive Government.
More than 4 500 workers had been laid off after the plant was closed in
