Courts and Crime

Man Kills Pedestrian After Stealing Cousin’s Car

By Richard Kawazi A 28-year-old Mt Darwin man allegedly took his cousin’s car for a joy drive without consent last Saturday and ended up killing a pedestrian while speeding, Nhau/Indaba has heard. Mashonaland Central police spokesperson Inspector Milton Mundembe confirmed and identified the man as Tafadzwa Nyoni. The deceased was …

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Zimbabwe Plans Purchase Of Four Police Helicopters

Finance and Economic Development Minister, Mthuli Ncube, has announced plans to procure helicopters for the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) to capacitate the institution in fighting crime. Ncube announced the plans to Parliament last week, during the budget debate with legislators, saying the government intends to improve conditions of service for …

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Audit Uncovers Irregularities In Council Tendering System

An internal audit has uncovered a number of irregularities in the Bulawayo City Council tendering system amid revelations that some applicants were awarded tenders undeservingly resulting in a reputational and administrative prejudice to the city and other applicants. The latest revelation came after the local authority awarded a number of …

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Chikurubi Escapee Nabbed

The 24-year-old prisoner who last week escaped from Chikurubi Farm Prison where he was serving a one-year sentence after being convicted of malicious damage to property, has been re-arrested in Harare. Panashe Chinyama escaped last Wednesday from the prison while he was working in a nursery resulting in prison and …

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Sikhala Court Troubles Mount As Magistrate Rejects Lawmaker’s Recusal Request

CCC legislator Job Sikhala’s legal losses continued Wednesday when Harare magistrate Tafadzwa Miti dismissed the jailed lawmaker’s application seeking the court official’s recusal from handling his trial over alleged bias. This means that Miti shall continue presiding over Sikhala’s trial. The firebrand politician is jointly being charged with fellow party …

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