Courts and Crime

DJ Levels Sex Tape Trial Date Set

Zimdancehall producer Rodger Tafadzwa Kadzimwe, better known as DJ Levels in the entertainment industry, is set to stand trial starting September 11 this year in a case he is accused of circulating his musician ex-girlfriend, Ashleigh Moyo’s nudes and a sex tape involving the two. Harare magistrate Dennis Mangosi will …

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ZLHR Condemns Pardoning Of Sexual Offenders

Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights (ZLHR) has condemned the pardoning of sexual offenders in the latest presidential amnesty. In May 2023, President Emmerson Mnangagwa freed over 4 000 prisoners and among them were sexual offenders.  ZLHR said while the president was exercising the power of mercy, he should have considered …

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Fairclot Fails To Stop Augur Investments Again

Augur Investments has won a bid to develop and sell residential stands on a large portion of a Pomona stand that had been attached to offset a debt it allegedly owed Fairclot Investments. This follows the removal of an application made by Fairclot Investments to stop all the processes from …

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Suicidal WhatsApp Status Leaves Detective In Hot Soup

A Criminal Investigations Department (CID) detective sparked panic among his colleagues and family after posting a picture of himself with a gun to his chin, and the message: “We will meet in heaven.” Detective Constable Jonah Nomore Gono, of the CID Minerals and Fauna Unit in Bindura, Mashonaland Central, is …

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4 000 Prisoners Freed Through Presidential Pardon

President Emmerson Mnangagwa has directed the release of 4,270 prisoners from the country’s correctional facilities under a Presidential Amnesty order meant to decongest the country’s overcrowded jails. In a statement, Zimbabwe Prisons and Correctional Services (ZPCS) public relations officer Chief Superintendent Meya Khanyezi, said of the total number of inmates …

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Ngarivhume’s Jailing Cements Authoritarian Terror

The sentencing of opposition Transform Zimbabwe (TZ) leader Jacob Ngarivhume (pictured) on charges of inciting violence after he called for peaceful anti-corruption demonstrations shows that Zimbabwe is a fully fledged authoritarian state, contrary to the gospel of tolerance that President Emmerson Mnangagwa has been preaching since the 2017 military coup. …

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