By Judith Nyuke The legal battle between two brothers-in-law over a ZW$29 million property is set to continue after magistrate Francis Mapfumo dismissed an application for discharge at the close of the State's case, ruling that the accused person in the matter has a case to
By Nyasha Mutimusakwa The acting Town Planner for Harare, Samuel Nyabezi is on record saying the shortage of land for development in the capital has moved the City of Harare to consider utilizing wetland areas. According to Nyabezi, the City of Harare is now pursuing a densification
By Judith Nyuke An inheritance battle has turned nasty after a Harare woman took her mother to court accusing her of forging her late father's signature before selling US$120,000 worth of property she inherited through his will. Auxillia Muguto appeared before magistrate Francis Mapfumo charged with fraud. The
By Elishamai A Ziumbwa Harare City Council has launched a large-scale programme to replace ageing water pipes in a bid to curb contamination and restore public trust in the capital’s water supply. The initiative, undertaken in partnership with Helcraw Water Private Limited, is part of a wider
Police in Harare have arrested two men in connection with a robbery that took place near Mabvuku Turn-off last week. According to the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP), the suspects identified as Francis Kunaya (27) and Thompson Pembedzo (25) allegedly gave a lift to the complainant
The 13th National Seed Fair is set to open at the Harare Botanical Gardens on 19 September, bringing together farmers, families and food lovers for a two-day celebration of agriculture, culture and tradition. Running under the theme “Nurturing Our Future, Reviving Our Heritage,” the fair will
By Judith Nyuke The trial concerning a $29 million piece of land in Spitzkop continued on Tuesday at the Harare Magistrates Court as one brother-in-law maintained that his in-law fraudulently removed him from the property's ownership. During cross-examination, Thomas Masango told the court that he contributed to
By Shalom Shawurwa A Harare man has secured a court order against his drug-addicted son accusing him of terrorising the family with threats violence and abusive behaviour. Appearing before Civil Court magistrate Johanna Mukwesha, Thomas Foroma of Waterfalls said his son Tinofara had turned their home into
By Shalom Shawurwa A 47-year-old woman has died in a tragic fire that engulfed her wooden cabin in Eastview, Harare, late on Monday night. Police confirmed that the incident occurred at around 22:00 Monday when the cabin in which Sanisai Kandowe was sleeping caught fire. Her body
By Elishamai A Ziumbwa The Combined Harare Residents Association (CHRA) has accused the City of Harare of negligence and insincerity after construction began on a protected wetland in Tafara’s Gosden area near Mabvuku Cemetery. In a statement, CHRA condemned the allocation of residential stands on the wetland,
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