A 21 year old man was today sentenced to a 350-hour community service for stealing $5,000. Lazarus Mushangani, who was involved in the unlawful act together with his brother Takesure Mushongani, pleaded guilty before Harare magistrate, Francis Mapfumo. Lazarus was then slapped with a 350-hour community service at Mushongahande primary
Government should urgently set up a Commission of enquiry to establish how the US$15 billion was lost through illicit financial flows and find ways to recover the same for the benefit of the Zimbabwean citizenry, Zimbabwe Coalition for Debt and Development (Zimcodd) has said . Zimcodd’s
The Zimbabwe Election Support (ZESN) notes the comments that were attributed to Vice President Emmerson Mnangagwa in The Herald of 10 March, 2016 on a number of electoral reforms that the government is proposing ahead of the 2018 harmonised elections. Of particular interest is the
We need to dream but wake up in time to live the dream in reality. A lot of people dream well but never realize their dreams because they tend to live in the shadows of their visions. You need to have an adamant attitude towards
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News24 Correspondent Harare - President Robert Mugabe's government says it will in May begin giving a meal a day to schoolchildren in areas worst hit by the drought, the state-controlled Sunday Mail reported. Cabinet has approved a US$200m National School Feeding Scheme, reports the paper. Provision of some of the
When a government owes international lenders US$7.1 billion - and internal lenders about US$2 billion - does not have US$1.5 billion to feed its own starving people, and yet can not account for US$15 billion from diamond sales, that is a great source of shame
263Chat was on-hand to welcome the Blue Bulls to Victoria Falls earlier this year. This would be their first visit to Zimbabwe. I spent a few days in Victoria Falls with the team as they visited many of the local tourist spots there. On the Saturday,
A man and his son have been shot dead by a wildlife ranger while on an anti-poaching patrol in Zimbabwe, in an apparent case of mistaken identity. The two were killed in the Mana Pools national park in the north of the country on Sunday. “Claudio Chiarelli,
The Proposed amalgamation of diamond firms has brought anxiety for villagers who are wary that new management may fail to address unresolved rehabilitation and compensation issues. Speaking at the launch of an environmental complaints system for villagers by the Zimbabwe Environmental Law Association (ZELA), villagers expressed
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