Money launders and beneficiaries of illicit dealings in Zimbabwe have devised new ways of cleaning monetary proceeds from their illegal dealings, Zim Eye can reveal. A number of illegal cartels mostly linked to elite politicians in the ruling ZANU PF are now regularizing their ill-gotten wealth
The ZANU PF Youth league has urged the judiciary to sentence convicted Machete wielding gangs to life imprisonment. By Tarisai Mhlanga This comes after a recent spate of reports on machete wielding gangs who have been killing people in mining communities around the country. In a statement recently,
Yesterday Finance and Economic Development Minister, Mthuli Ncube announced a cushioning allowance for civil servants within the range of ZWL$ 400 and 750 depending on salary grade to which it hit a brick wall after government workers showed no amusement
Opposition MDC has accused president Mnangagwa and the ruling ZANU PF of funding and supporting the notorious machete gang, also known as Mashurugwi
Norton Member of Parliament Temba Mliswa says the government should be tough on the menacing machete gangs who continue to terrorize citizens by committing murder and rape crimes across the country. The gangs running under the moniker “Mashurugwi” has been causing a lot of trouble, especially
The Judicial Services Commission (JSC) has moved to adopt livestreaming of court proceedings in a development that is set to improve transparency and accountability in the administration of justice. Officially opening the 2020 legal year, Chief Justice Luke Malaba said the livestreaming of court proceedings will
Judge President of the High Court, Justice George Chiweshe has announced plans by the Judicial Services Commission to station another judge in Mutare following a surge in the number of criminal cases in the area. Chiweshe made the remarks while addressing guests who were gathered to
The Judicial Services Commission (JSC) is set to complete the construction of Lupane Magistrates Court in a move that is aimed at easing the pressure on Bulawayo courts which are currently serving two provinces. The completion of Lupane Magistrates Court, according to Deputy Chief Justice Elizabeth
Leading medical aid service provider, CIMAS has moved to address the payment challenges faced by its clients who due to the current inflationary pressures have been forced to top up money to access healthcare services. In a statement last week, CIMAS said three international packages namely
MUTARE- The Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) says it will intensify efforts to recruit competent investigators to strengthen its investigations unit. By Donald Nyarota ZACC officials said they have been relying on officers seconded from the Zimbabwe Republic Police since its inception but will now look to
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