Bulawayo High Court judge Justice Martin Makonese

Destiny for Afrika, Reverend Obadiah Msindo sentenced to 90 days in jail over US$10 000 debt to Strides Models agency

Posted on October 6, 2016October 6, 2016 by newzimbabwevision

THE High Court has slapped Destiny for Afrika Network leader Reverend Obadiah Musindo with a 90 day civil imprisonment sentence for defying a court order to pay a debt of more than $10 000 to prominent Bulawayo modelling agency owner, Ms Sipho Mazibuko. The debt arose in 2012 when Rev Musindo asked Strides Models pageant run by Ms Mazibuko to assist with scouting for beautiful models that were going to take part in the Miss…

Matebeleland Plumtree Man, chopped up his dad (77), in front of his 3 year old son and buried body in a cave with his wife’s help

Posted on September 15, 2016 by newzimbabwevision

A MAN from Plumtree who axed his elderly father to death and chopped the body into pieces before burying it in a cave while his son (3) watched, has been sentenced to life in prison. Certain Moyo (26) from Malisikwana Village connived with his wife and killed his father, Siphoko Moyo, who was 77-years-old at the time of his death in 2014. The wife, Patience Mabhena, reportedly fled to South Africa. Certain was…

Bulawayo Romney Park Man (33) kills Spouse (27)’, Burns And Dumps Her Body In Nearby Bush

Posted on July 20, 2016 by newzimbabwevision

AN ENRAGED Bulawayo man fatally stabbed his “cheating” wife 30 times using a sharp object before burning her body using an unknown flammable substance, a High Court judge heard yesterday. Bulawayo High Court judge Justice Martin Makonese heard this when Jonathan Manguyana (33) of Romney Park appeared before him facing a murder charge in connection with the death of his wife, Fortune Nyarai Manyengavana (27) . Justice Makonese ordered that Manguyana be examined by two…

’26 Out Of 37 Cops Redeployed From Mabvuku Police Station Over Unprecedented Corruption Levels’-Chihuri

Posted on May 23, 2016 by newzimbabwevision

Augustine Chihuri Police Commissioner-General, has defended his decision to redeploy the entire staff at Mabvuku Police Station, saying corruption levels at the station had reached unprecedented levels. About 26 of the 37 police officers, who were suspended after being transferred to various police stations and posts dotted around the country, approached the High Court in November last year and thwarted the Zimbabwe Republic Police’s move to have them charged and dismissed by a suitability board….

37 ZRP Mabvuku Police Station Officers Suspended For ‘Corruption’

Posted on November 21, 2015November 21, 2015 by newzimbabwevision

Thirty-seven Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) Mabvuku officers, who were transferred to various police stations and posts dotted around the country on allegations of corruption, approached the High Court on Wednesday and thwarted the force’s move to have them charged and dismissed by a suitability board. The officers have since been suspended from the force. In an urgent chamber application Bulawayo High Court judge Justice Martin Makonese issued an order suspending the convening of the suitability…