BULAWAYO, Police arrested two gangs of armed robbers, one suspected of murdering guard at SDA church-run primary school

BULAWAYO, Police  arrested two gangs of armed robbers, one  suspected of murdering guard at SDA church-run primary school

  POLICE in Bulawayo have arrested two gangs of armed robbers, one of whom is suspected to have killed a security guard at a Seventh Day Adventist church-run primary school in Pelandaba suburb. Four members of the first group of armed robbers: Onias Bhebhe (43), Thompson Phuthi (40) Martin Bhebhe (36) and Nozinhle Bhebhe (24) have been linked to the Pelandaba suburb murder. Their victim, Buton Sikalongo, whom they allegedly savagely attacked, died upon admission…

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315 hours community service for Chinhoyi University student who slept with a minor (14)

315 hours community service  for Chinhoyi University student who slept with a minor (14)

Chinhoyi University student was slapped with 315 hours community service by Guruve magistrate Atwell Sanyatwi for sleeping with a minor. Public prosecutor Venecensia Musiiwa told the court that Kwekwani slept with a 14 year old girl on 28 November and was nabbed by Mvurwi police. In passing sentence the magistrate said sending the suspect to jail or making him pay fine will be too harsh on him hence community service would be the right judgement…

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state of the roads in Zimbabwe’s cities must be declared a national disaster.- MDC T

An MDC-T senior official Tapiwa Mashakada has said the state of the roads in Zimbabwe’s cities must be declared a national disaster. “The state of Zimbabwe’s roads in urban and rural areas must be declared a State of National Disaster. Budget votes will have to be viramented towards roads rehabilitation and I think the arrangement in the 1980s where we used to have the Ministry of Roads under George Silundika must be reintroduced,” he said….

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‘Learning in Zimbabwe makes me illiterate,’ said Chisora

‘Learning in Zimbabwe makes me illiterate,’ said Chisora

FORMER heavyweight boxing champion, Dereck Chisora escaped a driving ban in England by alleging that learning in Zimbabwe rendered him illiterate. The Zimbabwe-born boxer was stopped by London police in November 2015 for driving his $150 000 black Bentley Continental Sport Supa in Hyde Park, without insurance or an MOT certificate. He was said to not have a valid driving licence. Magistrates gave Chisora six points on his licence, which would have led to a…

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 BULAWAYO woman subjected to seven-day kidnap and rape, hell, by her ex-boyfriend

  BULAWAYO  woman subjected to seven-day kidnap and rape,  hell,  by her ex-boyfriend

A 27-YEAR-OLD Bulawayo woman was kidnapped and held captive for seven days by her ex-boyfriend who repeatedly raped her during that period. Kudakwashe Antony Mapwevo (27) of New Lobengula suburb appeared before Western Commonage magistrate Mr Lungile Ncube charged with four counts of malicious damage to property, assault, rape and unlawful detention. He pleaded not guilty and was remanded to January 27 for trial. Prosecuting, Mr Mufaro Mageza said Mapwevo allegedly sent a message to…

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BULAWAYO High Court Judge Justice Mathonsi calls violent killings investigation into reasons for spate of Zimbabwe’s violent murder

BULAWAYO High Court Judge Justice Mathonsi calls violent killings investigation  into reasons for spate of  Zimbabwe’s violent murder

  BULAWAYO High Court Judge Justice Nicholas Mathonsi has bemoaned the rise in violent killings and said a programme must be put in place to find reasons behind the trend to find a lasting solution. Justice Mathonsi said it was sad that society appears to be accepting and getting used to the culture of killing. Officially opening the legal year for the Gweru High Court Circuit yesterday, Justice Mathonsi said there was a need for…

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200 cops deployed to stop Inyathi violence: 30 gold panners jailed two years each

FIVE gold panners who were part of a group of 30 men rounded up by police for wreaking havoc in Inyathi have been jailed for two years as a local chief said 200 police officers had been deployed in the area to restore order. Yesterday, 30 of the arrested omakorokoza appeared in court facing various charges including criminal trespassing, theft of gold ore and possession of explosives without a permit. Appearing separately before Nkayi magistrate…

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‘JUNIOR cop at Silobela Police Station arrested for defaced portrait pictures of Mugabe and Chihuri, for causing his misery’.

‘JUNIOR cop at Silobela Police Station arrested for  defaced portrait pictures of  Mugabe and Chihuri, for causing his misery’.

A JUNIOR officer based at Silobela Police Station in Midlands province recently landed himself in trouble after he allegedly defaced portrait pictures of President Robert Mugabe and Police Commissioner-General Augustine Chihuri, accusing them of causing his misery. Constable Comfort Kawere was arrested last Thursday after he allegedly walked into the charge office, took down Mugabe’s portrait and went on to deface it with an “X” before adding obscenities on the picture. He is alleged to…

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Two Pakistanis appear before Harare magistrate for assault and threats to murder victims parents and relatives based in Pakistan

Two Pakistanis appear before Harare magistrate for assault and threats to murder victims parents and relatives based in Pakistan

  TWO Pakistani nationals, who allegedly assaulted and threatened to kill their compatriot’s family, yesterday appeared at the Harare Magistrates’ Court charged with assault and threats to commit murder Ibrah Ijaz (31) and Sajid Irfan (37), appeared before magistrate Sekai Chiundura and were remanded to February 23 on $50 bail each. The complainant in the matter, Muhamad Zaheer, is also the accused in another court on assault charges emanating from the same incident. Zaheer is…

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South African opposition Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader, Julius Malema, blasts Mugabe’s continued stay in power ,

South African opposition Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader, Julius Malema,  blasts Mugabe’s continued stay in power ,

FIREBRAND South African opposition Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader, Julius Malema, yesterday blasted President Robert Mugabe, saying his continued stay in power was not good for Zimbabwe, Sadc and “the African revolution project”. Malema, who is often described as an ideologue taking after Mugabe, told journalists in Braamfontein, South Africa, that what was happening in Zimbabwe was bad and chided Zanu PF members for being cowards in failing to tell the Zimbabwean leader to go….

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