Job Sikhala Court Reporter THE trial of CCC deputy chairman Job Sikhala on charges of obstructing police investigations into the murder of Moreblessing Ali, and the violence that ensued in the Nyatsime area in June was yesterday deferred to January 3. Sikhala had appeared at the Harare Magistrates Court. He is charged with defeating or […] …
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Zimbabwe Situation
Crime cases increase during festive season
Source: Crime cases increase during festive season –Newsday Zimbabwe Paul Nyathi POLICE has expressed concern over an increase of crime during the festive season. Addressing a press conference in Harare on Monday, national police spokesperson Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi said police are concerned with the number of crime cases recorded since the beginning of the […] …
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Two nabbed for stealing church assets
Source: Two nabbed for stealing church assets –Newsday Zimbabwe TWO Bulawayo men have been arrested for allegedly stealing assets at a church. In a statement yesterday, police confirmed the arrest of Collet Nyati (50) and Moses Ncube (58) after they received a tip-off from members of the public that the pair stole a fridge and […] …
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Epworth man tries to kill wife over bus ticket
Source: Epworth man tries to kill wife over bus ticket -Newsday Zimbabwe A MAN from Epworth on the outskirts of Harare has been slapped with a seven-year jail term for trying to kill his wife over a bus ticket. Ben Talent was sentenced to an effective five-year jail term by Harare magistrate Taurai Manuwere after […] …
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Plan to ‘secretly’ bury Ali remains fails
Source: Plan to ‘secretly’ bury Ali remains fails –Newsday Zimbabwe Moreblessing Ali THE family of slain Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) activist Moreblessing Ali has disowned attempts to bury her remains, over six months after she was brutally murdered by a suspected Zanu PF activist, Pius Mukandi Jamba. Close family members in Chitungwiza told NewsDay […] …
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Teachers, head flee as goblins terrorise school
Source: Teachers, head flee as goblins terrorise school –Newsday Zimbabwe MENACING goblins reportedly terrorised Zumba Primary School in Gokwe, Midlands province, forcing the headmaster and some teachers to flee after several attacks. It is reported that the school has been suffering recurrent attacks from the goblins for almost a year. Sources told NewsDay that five […] …
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Crimes and courts: Highlights of the year
Source: Crimes and courts: Highlights of the year –Newsday Zimbabwe Cases of fraud, drug peddling, corruption, criminal abuse of office, political violence, armed robbery, rape and murder dominated the roster. Here are some of the key cases that came before the courts this year. Job Sikhala Zengeza West Member of Parliament (MP), Sikhala was arrested […] …
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Delimitation report: MPs break cut short
Source: Delimitation report: MPs break cut short –Newsday Zimbabwe PARLIAMENT says it will recall legislators from their Christmas break early to debate the delimitation report which the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (Zec) submitted to President Emmerson Mnangagwa on Monday. The report must be tabled before Parliament within seven working days, despite the august House having adjourned […] …
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Growth of Online Poker in South Africa
The online gambling industry has consistently made waves across the globe. Following its 2021 valuation of USD 73.1 billion, the industry is expected to reach USD 153.89 billion by 2028. This shows a CAGR of over 11.22% over the forecast period. However, some countries unfairly sit on the back burner when recognizing the most gambling-friendly […] …
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50 more buses to ease transport woes
Source: 50 more buses to ease transport woes | The Herald Dr Sam Nanhanga Ivan Zhakata Herald Correspondent Private bus operators imported yet another 50 buses this month, just in time to augment their services this festive season. The buses have been distributed across the country’s 10 provinces and 50 more buses are expected in […] …
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