Zimbabwe Manpower Development Fund (Zimdef) fraud suspect Primrose Nyeri Mwangi (second from right) arrives at the Harare Magistrates Courts yesterday flanked by detectives Senior Court Reporter BANK accounts of the Zimbabwe Manpower Development Fund (Zimdef) were siphoned of $120 million after a syndicate of hackers gained access to the organisation’s computer systems. Using Zimdef authorisation […] …
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Zimbabwe Situation
Artisanal miners raise lithium smuggling fears
Source: Artisanal miners raise lithium smuggling fears –Newsday Zimbabwe ARTISANAL and small-scale miners yesterday accused government of sidelining them when it announced a ban on raw lithium exports. Artisanal and Small-Scale Miners Association (ASSA) leader Blessing Togarepi said the ban may fuel smuggling of the mineral. “We don’t want a situation whereby in the next […] …
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Betting on Your Favorite Sports in Africa: Tips and Strategies
Unlike most gambling games like Roulette or Slots, where you rely only on your luck, sports betting actually requires mastery, making tactics, and strategizing. Therefore, when it comes to professional bettors, they won’t pick just anything that betting sites offer them. They will go above and beyond to employ their knowledge and strategies to ensure […] …
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ED summons Parly over delimitation report
Source: ED summons Parly over delimitation report –Newsday Zimbabwe President Emmerson Mnangagwa ZANU PF Members of Parliament have reportedly launched a spirited campaign to discredit the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (Zec)’s delimitation report as they fear dilution of their support bases. This comes as legislators convene in Parliament today to debate the preliminary delimitation report submitted […] …
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Mutoko man kills parents over witchcraft claims
Source: Mutoko man kills parents over witchcraft claims -Newsday Zimbabwe A 45-YEAR-OLD man from Mutoko in Mashonaland East province allegedly killed his biological parents over witchcraft claims on Tuesday. Clemence Makuvatsine of Nyarugwe Village, under Chief Mutoko, is currently in police custody after he ran amok and fatally attacked his father Stephen Makuvatsine (72) and […] …
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Notorious Harare bouncers denied bail
Source: Notorious Harare bouncers denied bail –Newsday Zimbabwe TWO notorious Harare bouncers who have been causing havoc at night clubs have been denied bail and remanded in custody to January 30 pending their trial. The burly pair, Gideon Sanyangore (32) and Blessing Kumunda (36) appeared before Stanford Mambanje at the Harare Magistrate Court today. Mambanje […] …
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Free education ‘political banter’: Analysts
Source: Free education ‘political banter’: Analysts –Newsday Zimbabwe GOVERNMENT’s recent move to introduce free education beginning this term has been dismissed by analysts and opposition politicians as “political banter” meant to hoodwink the electorate ahead of this year’s polls. The analysts said the programme was unsustainable as Finance minister Mthuli Ncube’s 2023 national budget statement […] …
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Chamisa woos security chefs
Source: Chamisa woos security chefs –Newsday Zimbabwe Nelson Chamisa CITIZENS Coalition for Change (CCC) leader Nelson Chamisa has pledged to enhance cordial relations with members of the security officers if his party wins this year’s harmonised elections. In a review of the year 2022, Chamisa highlighted various “ugly scenes” which included government allegedly forcing security […] …
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High Court throws out Sikhala’s 4th freedom bid
Source: High Court throws out Sikhala’s 4th freedom bid –Newsday Zimbabwe Job Sikhala THE High Court yesterday dismissed incarcerated Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) legislator Job Sikhala’s fourth bid to secure freedom. Sikhala has spent more than 200 days in pre-trial detention after having been denied bail on several occasions at the Harare Magistrates’ Courts […] …
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Majority facing critical food shortages: Fewsnet
Source: Majority facing critical food shortages: Fewsnet -Newsday Zimbabwe THE Famine Early Warning Systems Network (Fewsnet) says the majority of average households in the country may be starving owing to rising prices of food commodities. In its latest food security outlook, Fewsnet said: “Following relative macro-economic stability over the last few months, prices are likely […] …
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