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THE Bulawayo City Council town planner Ms Nolwazi Ncube is facing a US$100 000 lawsuit for allegedly engaging in an adulterous relationship with a married man.   The aggrieved woman, Ms Gugulethu Moyo whose husband is allegedly cheating on her with the council boss, has through her lawyers Mathonsi Ncube Law Chambers, filed summons at the Bulawayo High Court citing Ms Ncube as the defendant.   In papers before the court, Ms Moyo said she…

A VICTORIA FALLS man who allegedly raped his wife’s two minor daughters from her previous marriage and infected them with HIV is expected to stand trial next Monday in Hwange. The two minors aged eight and six years also sustained injuries after the 34-year-old man from Chinotimba suburb also had anal sex with them.   The alleged rapist stepfather, who cannot be named to protect the identity of the two minors, faces two counts of…

Econet Wireless Zimbabwe has launched a new product, Wifi in Kombis, which is set to revolutionise urban public transport and bring real convenience to hundreds of thousands for commuters that use kombis.   Kombis are one of the leading modes of public transport for most Zimbabweans commuting from one point to another.   Speaking at the launch ceremony held yesterday at the company’s head office in Msasa, Harare, Econet chief operating officer Fayaz King said…

Zanu-PF National Political Commissar Saviour Kasukuwere is collaborating with South African opposition leader Mr Julius Malema to topple President Mugabe, a senior Government official has said. According to the Sunday Mail, it is alleged the two politicians have the backing of British agent Lord Robin Renwick, an architect of the ill-fated Abel Muzorewa administration of 1978 and a past UK Ambassador to apartheid South Africa South African media reports indicate Lord Renwick and Mr Malema…

ESKOM has issued an ultimatum to Zesa holdings to either pay up its US$43 million debt to ESKOM by the end of May 2017 or face a powercut of 300megawats daily which raises major alarm bells for loadshedding for suffering Zimbabweans.  

President Mugabe yesterday left Zimbabwe for Singapore for his routine medical check-up hardly a week after rejecting the profiling that Zimbabwe was ‘a fragile State’ and instead declaring it is the second most developed in Africa..   He is expected back in Zimbabwe at the weekend in time for the burial of National Hero, Retired Chief Justice Godfrey Chidyausiku.   The President is expected to officiate at the burial set for the National Heroes Acre…