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  PRESIDENT Mugabe has lashed out at unscrupulous individuals who abuse cyber space saying there was a need for the Government to urgently introduce policies that will help curb the practice.   Speaking at the official opening of the Lupane community information centre yesterday, President Mugabe said while moving towards Information and Communication Technology (ICT) was a step in the right direction, it was unfortunate that there were people who were abusing the facility for…

A family of four escaped death by a whisker this Saturday (today) morning, when some police officers allegedly from Highlands police station threw a spike at their Toyota Corolla along Churchill Drive near the University of Zimbabwe.   According to eyewitnesses, the law enforcement agents threw a spike at a Toyota Corolla which was travelling towards Belgravia shopping centre prompting the driver to lose control of the vehicle.   The car ramming into the security…

A united front consisting of disgruntled and fearless Norton residents from Zimbabwe’s two main political parties, the ruling ZANU PF and opposition MDC-T, demonstrated at the end of last week in a direct tete a tete protest against Hon Peter Temba Mliswa and went on to surrender petitioning one to the Minister of Local Government Hon. Saviour Kasukuwere and the other to Hon.   Speaker of the Parliament of Zimbabwe Jacob Mudenda demanding that the…

THE Government has no plans to amend the Public Order and Security Act (POSA) as it is in line with the Constitution.   Speaking during a public lecture at Ntabazinduna Prisons’ Training College on Thursday, the Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs, Mrs Virginia Mabhiza, said as far as Government is concerned, POSA is perfect.   “The amendment of POSA depends on what people may want amended. It has been…

A political commentator Pedzisai Ruhanya has said if it is true that President Robert Mugabe and former Zanu PF secretary for administration are finding each other after they split in 2014, they are proving to be far much better than the MDC-T leader Morgan Tsvangirai and his former colleagues Welshman Ncube and Tendai Biti who fail to reconcile and continue to fight over power they do not have.   He said President Mugabe and Mutasa…

SIX Nyanyadzi High School students and a primary school teacher appeared before Headman Gudyanga’s court last Saturday to answer allegations of their involvement in acts of Satanism.   An unprecedented crowd of more than one thousand people attended the court session.   One Form Four student was accused of being a key member of the Satanism cult by her colleagues while the primary school teacher from neighbouring Dirikwe Primary School professed ignorance about Satanism activities,…

FIRST Lady Grace Mugabe’s aides and police officers allegedly fighting on the side of President Robert Mugabe’s wife have reportedly “poisoned” mine shafts as a wrangle over a gold-rich claim turned ugly.   The First Lady’s aides reportedly with support from police details were said to have gone on the rampage assaulting indigenous miner Pius Madzimure, who claims to be the rightful owner.   Madzimure this week said he had met Mines minister Walter Chidakwa,…

PRESIDENT Robert Mugabe yesterday admitted the existence of Zanu PF militia groups unleashing terror against political opponents, but absolved the ruling party of the crime, describing the militias as “bandits” abusing the party name.   Mugabe, who made the remarks yesterday while addressing thousands of ruling party supporters at Somhlolo Stadium in Lupane, Matabeleland North province, urged similar violence to be meted out against the terror groups he claimed were tarnishing the ruling party’s image….

A BULAWAYO man lost his entire lobola money to two self-proclaimed prophets whom he engaged to bless the money before approaching his in-laws who had demanded it following the death of his wife.   Talent Shava (34) pictured above and his twin brother Tinashe, both of Bulawayo’s Magwegwe suburb allegedly duped Mr Cephas Madzinga (67) of US$659 last month in Old Pumula suburb during a prayer session in a bush in Old Pumula suburb.  …