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  This article was published by newsday a week ago but because of the ‘Look east policy or dog meat scandal’ in Bulawayo, newzimbabwevision has reposted the article in order to show the dangerous manner of disposal of disease ridden carcasses and contagious hospital waste and how the public, children in particular are exposed to such dangers. Welcome to Zimbabwe!   SHOCKING: A PRIVATE HARARE MEDICAL CENTRE, AMI HOSPITAL, yesterday appeared in court facing allegations…

A Bulawayo Council guard  was severely assaulted  by  a three men dog meat selling syndicate at the Bulawayo City council Westondale Dump site near the national Railways of Zimbabwe steam shed.   The men used shovels and beat the council guard, Andrew Nkala unconscious before disappearing into the night. Andrew had challenged the three when they tried to enter the dump site to dig up dog carcasses for resale to local residents mainly in the Mpopoma…

A MAN from Plumtree died after two men allegedly clobbered him with knobkerries, hoe handles and a hammer during a fight over a 17-year-old girl.   Wiseman Moyo (18) and Peacemore Ngwenya (18), both of Dry Line, Sikente Area in Tsholotsho allegedly assaulted Given Sibanda (19) of Bilu Sibanda’s Homestead, Nzilo line in Plumtree, on Wednesday last week.   Sibanda was declared dead on admission to Mpilo Central Hospital in Bulawayo last Thursday morning.  …

A USA based business woman Violet Mariyacha surprised Zimbabwe as she announced her plans to join the 2018 Presidential race, challenging the 93 year old Robert Mugabe. Mariyacha is thanking the citizens of Zimbabwe for their outpouring support and acceptance, which took the candidate by surprise.   The United Movements and Unions Party opposition leader and humanitarian announced her bid for the presidency last week and has launched a global campaign to spread awareness and…

Zimbabwe’s first lady Grace Mugabe was briefly detained by no nonsense police in Singapore after she assaulted reporters and threw their cellphones into a pond at the Gleneagles hospital. She had to reimburse the victims, about $1300 USD each to secure her release.   In addition, Grace Mugabe’s protocol team went on overdrive, paying hefty sums of money to reporters in the Southeast Asia city state to prevent the ‘assault and detention’ making its way…

MDC-T leader Mr Morgan Tsvangirai allegedly hired the thugs that assaulted party bigwigs in Bulawayo on Sunday, The Chronicle reported on Tuesday.   One of the opposition party’s vice presidents Ms Thokozani Khupe, national chairman Mr Lovemore Moyo and organising secretary Mr Abednigo Bhebhe were bashed at the Bulawayo party provincial offices where they were holding a meeting.   According to Chronicle, sources told their Harare Bureau yesterday that the senior officials were beaten up…

.OPPOSITION MDC-T leader Morgan Tsvangirai yesterday swiftly moved in to avert yet another deadly split within his party as he lashed out at “rogue” activists who brutally assaulted several top officials, including his deputy, Thokozani Khupe, during a meeting in Bulawayo on Sunday.   OLD FOES … MDC-T leader Morgan Tsvangirai (right) shares a lighter moment with his MDC counterpart Welshman Ncube during the MDC Alliance signing ceremony at the Zimbabwe Grounds in Highfield, Harare,…

THE Bulawayo City Council (BCC) has said it will tighten security at its carcasses disposal site where a vendor is suspected to have been getting dog meat for sell to residents.   The local authority has also urged residents to buy meat from registered butcheries only.   Last Thursday, council raided a homeless Bulawayo man identified only as Ndebele and confiscated 148kgs of dog meat. The man, whose mental state could not be established, is…

THE Government has described as null and void the immediate closure of 251 private and independent training institutions over non-compliance with operational and registration statutes, conceding that it erred in flighting an advert to that effect.   On Sunday, the Ministry of Higher and Tertiary Education, Science and Technology Development’s TVET Quality Assurance Standards Compliance Inspectorate issued a press statement declaring that 251 colleges and private institutions had been shut down for operating illegally.  …

THE Ministry of Transport and Infrastructural Development has warned drivers of public service vehicles that any reckless driving during the Heroes and Defence forces holidays will see their permits being cancelled.   The holiday will be on 14 and 15 August.   In a Press statement, the Minister of Transport and Infrastructural Development, Dr Joram Gumbo said the Government is worried about the increased number of road accidents in the country.   The minister said…