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Sikhala Proof of An Out Cast: Mupambi
16 May 2024. Renowned political analyst and outspoken human rights defender Abigale Mupambi has criticized opposition leader Job Sikhala, describing him as an outcast and a disappointment to the people of Zimbabwe. Mupambi made these remarks in an exclusive interview following Sikhala’s recent speech at the UN Geneva Human rights Council .Sikhala was awarded an opportunity to present at the…
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Five Men Accused of Stealing $31,000 in Diamonds Granted Bail
Five men have been granted $150 bail each after being accused of stealing a parcel of diamonds worth $31,000 from the Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport last month. The accused include Silas Chirume, a diamonds inspector at the Minerals Marketing Corporation of Zimbabwe (MMCZ), Edward Jacob Gunda, an assistant security manager at Anjin Investments stationed at the airport, Maison Phiri,…
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Blitz on Illegal Forex Dealers Nets 224, 90 Bank Accounts Frozen
In a concerted effort to curb illegal money changing activities, the Zimbabwean police have arrested 224 individuals involved in illegal forex trading. This operation, conducted in collaboration with the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe’s Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU), has also resulted in the freezing of 90 bank accounts linked to these illicit activities. The crackdown on illegal money changers comes in…
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ZINWA Assures Ample Winter Irrigation Water Supply
Zimbabwe National Water Authority (ZINWA) has assured winter farmers of an adequate water supply to meet their irrigation needs during the winter cropping season. The announcement was made by Dr Anxious Masuka, the Minister of Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water, and Rural Development. According to Dr Masuka, as of May 6, the national average dam level stood at 77 percent, surpassing…
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Zimra Faces $1.7 Million Loss in Vehicle Purchase Deal
By Priviledge ZviregeiThe Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra) has suffered a significant setback after losing 61 vehicles that were ordered and paid for in Zimbabwe dollars due to a series of unfortunate events. Delays in the disbursement of foreign currency by the central bank, combined with volatile currency fluctuations, resulted in the payment shrinking to an amount sufficient for only 24…
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Contractor Commences Reconstruction of Mhandamabwe Road
…….Boosting Trade and Employment OpportunitiesBy Priviledge Zviregei The eagerly anticipated reconstruction of the Shurugwi-Mhandamabwe Road in the Midlands province has commenced, bringing joy to motorists and residents along the route. Road Trackers Construction, the company entrusted by the Government to undertake the reconstruction, has already initiated the project by opening detour routes and commencing the tarring of certain sections of…
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The Ghost Haunting the Disability Constituency in Zimbabwe Today!
By Political Reporter Representation is a question of being given the majority consensus and mandate to stand in or on behalf of others. It is a question of having the people’s legit voice backing up someone. It is sad that 15% of Zimbabwe’s population (disability constituency) is to this day being represented by ‘Ghosts’ in the senate which is the…
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Teacher (37) Arrested After Attempting to Exchange ZiG Card for USD at Marondera Supermarket
Undercover Detectives Trap Schoolteacher as Crackdown on Illegal Currency Trade Continues A schoolteacher from Macheke has been apprehended and charged with illegal trade in foreign currency after his attempt to exchange his ZiG bank balance for US dollars at a local supermarket caught the attention of undercover detectives. The incident took place outside N Richards Supermarket in Marondera, where the…
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Extreme Heatwave Sweeps Philippines
The Philippines is currently grappling with an intense heatwave that has prompted widespread disruptions and raised alarms about the accelerating effects of climate change. On Wednesday, scorching temperatures forced thousands of schools to suspend in-person classes and triggered advisories urging people to limit outdoor activities. March, April, and May are traditionally the hottest and driest months in the Philippines, but…
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24-Year-Old Man Sentenced to 36 Years in Prison for Robbery and Rape
Masvingo, April 29, 2024 – In a disturbing case that has shocked the community, a 24-year-old man from Gutu has been handed a lengthy prison sentence by the Masvingo Magistrates’ Court. Alison Muyambo was found guilty of one count of robbery and another charge of rape, leading to his sentencing of 36 years behind bars. The court ruled that Muyambo…
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