03 Sep 2020 Ten more carcasses of elephants have been found in the Pandamasue Forests of Matabeleland North, bringing the number of elephants that have died mysteriously in the forest in less than a week to 22. ZimParks is still investigating the cause of death of 12 elephants whose carcasses were found in the same [...]
Read More »Speaker warns absconding ministers
Cabinet ministers will he held in contempt of Parliament if they continue missing business sittings, Speaker of the National Assembly Advocate Jacob Mudenda warned yesterday. He issued the warning after only a handful of ministers and deputy ministers attended yesterday’s weekly Question and Answer Session. Most members of the National Assembly resorted to directing their [...]
Read More »Zim expects early rainy season
Senior Reporter Zimbabwe is expecting an early rainy season, starting with scattered falls next month, firming into heavy rains in November. The Met Office has predicted normal-to-above-normal rainfall, which may translate to a bumper agricultural harvest if the distribution of the rains is good and the farmers are well-prepared. October rains are generally erratic for [...]
Read More »Impala abduction vehicle tracker can pinpoint where Muchehiwa was tortured
23:43, 31 Aug 2020 Caught on camera ... The Ford Ranger which was used in the abduction of Tawanda Muchehiwa BULAWAYO – A vehicle used in the July 30 abduction and torture of university student Tawanda Muchehiwa was fitted with a tracker at the time, the hire company from which it was leased has confirmed. [...]
Read More »Impala abduction vehicle tracker can pinpoint where Muchehiwa was tortured
23:43, 31 Aug 2020 Caught on camera ... The Ford Ranger which was used in the abduction of Tawanda Muchehiwa BULAWAYO – A vehicle used in the July 30 abduction and torture of university student Tawanda Muchehiwa was fitted with a tracker at the time, the hire company from which it was leased has confirmed. [...]
Read More »Police round up and fine Murehwa vendors who cheered on Chamisa
04:28, 01 Sep 2020 Popular ... MDC Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa was mobbed by Murehwa vendors on Saturday, August 30, 2020 HARARE – Police in Murehwa on Monday rounded up 15 vendors suspected of having cheered on MDC Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa when he passed through the area on Saturday. Chamisa’s convoy was mobbed by [...]
Read More »Spooks hound Zim violence survivor to South African police station
Noxolo Maphosa Spooks hound Zim violence survivor to South African police station 1st September 2020 Zimbabwe A ZIMBABWEAN woman who fled to South Africa soon after going through an abduction and torture ordeal in the hands of the state has spent days at a police station in the neighbouring country after reportedly spotting [...]
Read More »Man (41) killed by elephants while herding cattle
Man (41) killed by elephants while herding cattle 1st September 2020 Hwange: A man from Dete outside Hwange was found dead with intestines protruding in the wildlife infested Sikumi Forest after being trampled by elephants. Dingilizwe Mlilo, aged 41 of Dingani village under Chief Nekatambe, had left home on Thursday to round up his [...]
Read More »SA denies Zim’s EFF permission to stage anti-govt demo at border post
Stop...South African President Cyril Ramaphosa SA denies Zim’s EFF permission to stage anti-govt demo at border post 1st September 2020 Zimbabwe SOUTH AFRICAN authorities have reportedly denied Zimbabwe opposition party, Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) permission to hold demonstrations at Beitbridge Border Post. EFF had planned to hold protests on 31 August 2020 on [...]
Read More »95% white farmers happy with US$3,5 billion govt compensation deal – union
Terry Alderdice and his family were forced to flee their farm in Zimbabwe 95% white farmers happy with US$3,5 billion govt compensation deal – union 1st September 2020 COMMERCIAL Farmers Union of Zimbabwe (CFU) president, Nick Swanepoel has dismissed reports that the US$3.5 billion Global Compensation Agreement between farmers’ representative groups and government was [...]
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