Zimbabwe Situation

Court Reporter A clerk at Highfield Farm in Norton, which is part of Gushungo Holdings owned by the family of the late President Robert Mugabe, has appeared in court on allegations of stealing farm equipment, including a wheel mounted water pump, metal cold room, cultivator frame, pivot and irrigation pipes all worth more than US$100 […] …
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Source: Mutoko’s Chitora irrigation scheme flourishes | The Herald Professor Obert Jiri Trust Freddy Herald correspondent Villagers from Chitora in Mutoko never thought that one day they would send their children to boarding schools through farming, let alone watch the FIFA World Cup tournament at a time the whole nation was having electricity challenges. Driving […] …
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Source: ‘Home-grown solutions vital to lasting unity’ | The Herald President Mnangagwa delivers his Unity Day address at State House in Harare yesterday. — Picture: Believe Nyakudjara Fungi Kwaramba Political Editor HOME-grown solutions to challenges besetting the country are vital ingredients that will ensure lasting peace, unity and economic development for Zimbabwe, President Mnangagwa said. […] …
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Court Correspondent A Harare woman, Vimbai Makandiwa, was yesterday taken to court by ex-boyfriend Mr Aubrey Chadema for allegedly causing havoc in his life. The matter was heard by Harare Civil Court magistrate Ms Tamara Chibindi. Mr Chadema told the court that he no longer had peace because of Makandiwa’s behaviour. “She has been physically […] …
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Source: Byo residents call for reopening of City Hall public sitting areas – The Southern Eye RESIDENTS have appealed to Bulawayo City Council to reopen public sitting areas at the main City Hall, city parks and near the clock tower, which were closed at the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic. The public sitting areas have […] …
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Source: Vumbachikwe mine promises to pay outstanding salaries – The Southern Eye VUMBACHIKWE Mine in Gwanda, Matabeleland South province, has promised to pay its workers outstanding dues following a unique protest by the wives of the employees. The mine suspended operations last month after wives joined their husbands in protesting the non-payment of salaries. Police […] …
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Source: Sugar shortage hits market –Newsday Zimbabwe A BOGUS intelligence operative and a member of the militant Varakashi group has been arrested for kidnapping and bashing a Budiriro-based apostolic sect leader and impersonating a Central Intelligence Organisation (CIO) officer. The suspect, Mark Jack (32), pretended to be a CIO agent working at Harare Provincial and […] …
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Source: Varakashi beat up Mapostori forED leader –Newsday Zimbabwe A BOGUS intelligence operative and a member of the militant Varakashi group has been arrested for kidnapping and bashing a Budiriro-based apostolic sect leader and impersonating a Central Intelligence Organisation (CIO) officer. The suspect, Mark Jack (32), pretended to be a CIO agent working at Harare […] …
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Source: IDCZ invests US$1,4m into Rushinga plant –Newsday Zimbabwe INDUSTRIAL Development Corporation of Zimbabwe (IDCZ) has poured US$1,4 million into the refurbishment of the G&W Industrial Minerals mine in Rushinga to speed up the production of lime and enhance import substitution. G&W, which is located in Rushinga, had been placed under care and maintenance in […] …
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Fairness Moyana in Hwange A NIGERIAN pastor has been arrested at Victoria Falls International Airport after being found in possession of over 2,33kg cocaine stuffed in hats and jackets, with a street value of $126 752 000.  Desmond Onyii Onuoha (46) is of Number 22 Samuel Eknola Street, Lagos in Nigeria. He appeared before regional […] …
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