Zim set to host regional electoral justice conference By Dumisani Ndlovu The Judicial Service Commission (JSC) is preparing to host a regional symposium on electoral justice set for January 31 to February 2 in the resort town of Victoria Falls. The symposium which is organised by the Africa Electoral Justice Network (AEJN), will run under […]
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By Kwedu News A man aged 27 from Seke , will spend 18 years in jail for indecently violating his 2 year old niece by inserting his tongue into the victim’s privates. The man was convicted at his own guilty plea and can not be named to protect the Victim. The Zimbabwe National Prosecuting Authority
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Forced Marriages and Human Trafficking on the increase in Australia By Harry TaruvaCases of forced marriages and human trafficking have significantly gone up in Australia in the past few years according to statistics released by the Australian Federal Police, Kwedu News can reveal. In the 2022 -2023 financial year alone, the Australian Federal Police received
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Brisbane woman Arrested over Meth Importation By Harry Taruva A woman from Brisbane,Australia has been arrested and charged for allegedly facilitating the importation of 71.5kg of methamphetamine from Papa New Guinea to Australia in 2023 Kwedu News has learnt. In a joint media release ,the Australian Federal Police, New South Wales Police Force,Queensland Police service,
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Public urged to beware of fake Unki mine job adverts By Dumisani Ndlovu Zimbabwe Republic Police has urged members of public to be take heed of fake job recruitment fraud cases where more than six people has so far been duped of their hard earned money.Midlands Province Police spokesperson, Inspector Emmanuel Mahoko said some media
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JIN YI hailed for contributing to Midlands GDP By Dumisani Ndlovu Gweru’s Ferrochrome ore, Jin Yi Private Limited company on Thursday received an affectionate pat on the back from the government of Zimbabwe for making positive contributions in the Midlands Province’ gross domestic Product (GDP). Speaking to the gathering, after the tour of the Company
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By Delicious Mathuthu One of the country’s largest Chinese ferrochrome processing firms, JIN YI Enterprise Private (Pvt) Limited (Ltd) has mooted plans to construct solar and thermal power plants with a combined 300 megawatt (MW) capacity. Being the third largest ferrochrome manufacturing company in Zimbabwe, based in Gweru, JIN YI is set to diversify into
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39 year old man murdered over witchcraft accusationsBy Memory MudzaniA 39 year old man was assaulted by his four relatives who used machetes and axes and he died on spot ,the incident occurred on 9 January 2024 at around 1430 hours , at village Ndhlalambi under Chief Nemangwe in Gokwe South.The suspects were identified as
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By Memory MudzaniA woman who is suspected to be approximately 18 – 21 year-old was found dead, floating in a sewer pond, in Gokwe Centre on 9 January 2024 at around 1800 hours.It is the state’s case that a male juvenile aged 17 years whose name is withheld of Dzavo Village under Chief Njelele who
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Harare residents losing thousands on ‘corrupt’ illegal wetland settlements? By Delicious Mathuthu Harare residents illegally settled in Kuwadzana and Budiriro wetlands areas are losing properties worth thousands of United States dollars due to flooding, Kwedu News has learnt. Residents that were controversially settled in some parts of the Kuwadzana, Budiriro and Mufakose suburbs are facing
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