Doctor attacked by robbers in mvuma By Memory Mudzani Stanford Marangwanda (37) of Morgenster doctors Quarters was robbed of a motor vehicle, cash and property valued at US$21 050-00. It is the state’s case that on 14 February 2023 at around 2030 hours Marangwanda was robbed along Mvuma-Gweru Road near Downlands Business Centre, Lalapanzi. It […]
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Government prohibits boarding school visits over spike in covid19 cases By Memory Mudzani The Zimbabwe government has banned visits to boarding schools over fears of a spike in Covid-19 cases. From the information recorded by ZIMFACT the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education says the current suspension notice on visits applies to this term, and
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Gospel music an inspiration to the broken heart By Memory Mudzani Dorcas Moyo an award winning gospel musician said gospel music played an important role in spreading Christianity, it acts as a source of inspiration to those who had given up, and it is used also as a form of praise and worship giving thanks
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Toyota Wish robbers terrorize Gweru residents By Delicious Mathuthu A white Toyota Wish with four armed robbers is terrorising unsuspecting Gweru commuters, robbing them of cash and valuables at knifepoint. So far, robbery cases linked to the car have been reported in Riverside, Gweru CBD and Mkoba. Midlands police have since launched a manhunt for
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Robbers get away with US$1K at Gun Point By Delicious Mathuthu Kwekwe- A four man gang armed with pistols, on Thursday early morning pounced on a 39-year-old Kwekwe man along Gokwe road and got away with cash and valuables worth US$1600. The four suspects, yet to be identified, were offered a lift by one Thomas
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US$12 000 worth of property destroyed as Zimbabwe former President’s son Robert Mugabe Jnr rages over alleged gardener’s urine By Delicious Mathuthu One of Former Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe’s sons, Robert Junior (31), on Sunday morning (19 February) destroyed property worth US$12 000 in Harare’s Strathaven Suburb in a fit of rage after accusing his
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New Gweru Acting Town Clerk involved in car crash barely 24hrs after appointment By Delicious Mathuthu Newly appointed Gweru Town Clerk, who is also the City’s Finance Director, Mr Livingston Churu, on Tuesday (21 February) escaped death after being involved in a car crash near Norton. Mr Churu escaped the accident unhurt, despite the massive
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Gweru Suspends Town Clerk By Kwacha Mahachi Gweru City Council has suspended Acting Town Clerk Vakai Chikwekwe after facing charges of Criminal abuse of duty as defined in Section 174(1)(a) of the Criminal Law (Codification and Reform) Act (Chapter 9:23) or in the alternative c/s Section 94 (3) of the Public Procurement and Disposal (Regulations)S.I.5
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Zim Phil Zongo elected one of the World’s top Cyber Security leaders. CLASSIC STORY OF THE WEEK By Harry Taruva Australia based Zimbabwean Cyber Security executive Phil Zongo continues to shine as he was recently selected by Security magazine as one of the top 22 Cyber Security leaders for 2023. This year’s top Cyber Security
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PSMI workers escalate strike …call for board dismissal and threaten property attachments By Delicious Mathuthu and Harry Taruva Troubled Premier Service Medical Investments (PSMI) workers have escalated their strike accross the country threatening to attach the company’ properties to recover their salaries. The workers are also demanding the dismissal of the entity’s board and secretariat.
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