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Bulawayo police halt duo’s 8-month house-breaking spree
Kudzai Gaveni, Online Writer TWO Bulawayo men were apprehended for breaking into and stealing from six houses in eight months, stealing goods worth US $5 262. In a statement, Bulawayo deputy police spokesperson Assistant Inspector Nomalanga Msebele said Bekithemba Khumalo (48) and Bukhosi Nkomo (50) took advantage of the complainants’ absence from their homes in […] …
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Mahomed Mussa worker who paid lobola with stolen loot jailed
Prosper Dembedza Herald Correspondent The man who paid US$4 426 lobola with part of the US$195 000 he stole from Mahomed Mussa Wholesalers, his employer, has been slapped with a two-year jail term. Chamunorwa Muvhuti (40), who was a merchandiser at Mahomed Mussa, was convicted by Harare magistrate Mrs Apollonia Marutya after finding him guilty […]
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Man swept away at Lake Kariba narrates ordeal
Source: Man swept away at Lake Kariba narrates ordeal -Newsday Zimbabwe A KARIBA man will not forget the day he nearly perished in Lake Kariba after a vessel that he was travelling in with his son and two others capsized. They were on their way to Kariba local fishing camps to buy fish. Along the […]
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Man nabbed for selling alcohol to children
Source: Man nabbed for selling alcohol to children -Newsday Zimbabwe POLICE have arrested a Harare man on charges of selling alcohol to underage children who went viral after they were captured drunk on Christmas Day. There was public outrage after the release of the video in which the children are captured drinking beer in Harare’s […]
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Zanu PF settlers face eviction
Source: Zanu PF settlers face eviction –Newsday Zimbabwe ABOUT 200 settlers at Umvutsha farm, Umguza, in Matabeleland North province, are facing eviction more than a decade after they were allocated pieces of land at the property. They were initially evicted in 2019, but went on to occupy the property recently. This emerged at the Bulawayo […]
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Fund rural industrialisation: Parliament
Source: Fund rural industrialisation: Parliament –Newsday Zimbabwe A PARLIAMENTARY Portfolio committee has called for an increased funding for rural industrialisation efforts in Zimbabwe as part of the wider national devolution agenda. In a report tabled before Parliament, the committee on Industry and Commerce said rural areas have been left behind despite President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s “leaving […]
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Buy electricity tokens now, prepayment system won’t be available on 31 December: ZETDC
Kudzai Gaveni, Online Writer PREPAID electricity consumers will not be able to buy cash power on New Year’s Eve, the Zimbabwe Electricity and Distribution Company (ZETDC) has said. In a statement the power utility said there will be a countrywide annual year-end prepayment vending system maintenance and the token buying platform will not be available […] …
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A homecoming of sorts: Philip Moyo’s search for the path home after 61 years in South Africa
Thandeka Moyo-Ndlovu, thandeka.moyo@chonicle.co.zw Philip Moyo, an 81-year-old man from Tsholotsho, left his home for South Africa in 1960 and never came back until recently. He says he cannot remember much about Zimbabwe except that Bulawayo used to have more white people than now. Moyo left his home in Nemane Tsholotsho before Zimbabwe gained its independence, before […] …
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WATCH: How social media bred the Boer goat
Nqobile Tshili, nqobile.tshili@chronicle.co.zw A group of Zimbabweans, some living abroad, have joined hands to start a Boer goat breeding project in Bulilima District, Matabeleland South. Their aim is to create jobs, improve food security and contribute to the development of Zimbabwe. The group, called Dynamic Investment, was born out of casual conversations on social media platforms […] …
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