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Scottland sack Mapeza after Champions League exit
♦️ Peter Ndlovu survives purge and put in caretaker charge
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Chivayo’s $250k car rejected by lawyer Uriri may have been fraudulently imported
‘The vehicle was imported fraudulently, is the subject of the commission of criminal misconduct and must therefore be forfeited to the state’
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Two men jailed 20 years each over murder of phone dealer which sucked in judge’s son
♦️ Judge’s son to be tried separately
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Defending Premier League champions Scottland have sacked coach Norman Mapeza on the same day they went 8 points behind league leaders Hardrock, albeit with 2 games in hand, and three days after they crashed out of the CAF Champions League to Angola’s Petro de Luanda
She drove 60km on Christmas Day just in case a patient needed help
♦️ Zimbabwe's first black female doctor honoured as Cimas names medical facility after her
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Coltart: Bulawayo must assess Geo Pomona costs before deal
“If we are satisfied that Geo Pomona is best suited to address waste separation and processing, then subject to it being affordable by council, we would have no objection.”
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Evening rush-hour traffic blocked either side of the Bulawayo-Harare road, just before Mahatshula suburb, as efforts underway to recover a haulage truck which overturned overnight. Accounts say the truck driver was attempting to avoid a head-on collision over a bridge
South African police investigate killing of foreign national by crowd in Durban
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OPINION I Zanu PF succession: Who holds the cards, and what happens next?
by WASHINGTON KATEMA
‘2017 is a reference point, not a blueprint for the present’
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OPINION I People-driven change and democratic renewal is happening in Zimbabwe
by SIPHOSAMI MALUNGA
‘It is invisible to the naked eye but profoundly tangible to the people driving and experiencing its impact’
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Knife supplier in deadly bar row over music is jailed for 20 years
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Attempted murder trial of Chiwenga’s ex-wife set for fresh start
♦️ Marry Mubaiwa’s lawyer wants charges tossed after seven-year delay
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#UPDATE Bulawayo magistrate Mark Dzira has cancelled arrest warrants issued against the three women charged with possession of dangerous drugs after they presented themselves in court. They will return to court shortly to be given their trial dates
#BREAKING Warrants of arrest have been issued for Collins Mnangagwa’s inlaws Amina Jassinta Jessub Arab (📸), 47, Dyonne Tanaka Tafirenyika, 28, and Noreen Jessub, 51 after they skipped court in Bulawayo. Defence lawyer Brezhnev Mathonsi said the trio - arrested on drugs charges - were still travelling from Harare.
Magistrate Mark Dzira said that was not a reason for defaulting court.
“They knew they were supposed to appear today; they should have travelled yesterday.”
#BREAKING Warrants of arrest have been issued for Collins Mnangagwa’s inlaws Amina Jassinta Jessub Arab (📸), 47, Dyonne Tanaka Tafirenyika, 28, and Noreen Jessub, 51 after they skipped court in Bulawayo. Defence lawyer Brezhnev Mathonsi said the trio - arrested on drugs charges - were still travelling from Harare.
Magistrate Mark Dzira said that was not a reason for defaulting court.
“They knew they were supposed to appear today; they should have travelled yesterday.”
#BREAKING Warrants of arrest have been issued for Collins Mnangagwa’s inlaws Amina Jassinta Jessub Arab (📸), 47, Dyonne Tanaka Tafirenyika, 28, and Noreen Jessub, 51 after they skipped court in Bulawayo. Defence lawyer Brezhnev Mathonsi said the trio - arrested on drugs charges - were still travelling from Harare.
Magistrate Mark Dzira said that was not a reason for defaulting court.
“They knew they were supposed to appear today; they should have travelled yesterday.”
4 schoolgirls drown at Chegutu dam after confrontation over ‘illegal’ fishing
♦️ Girls were attempting to swim to safety to escape group of seven people in late night incident
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Suspected armed robber dead after police shooting near Bulawayo, 2 arrested
♦️ Police say suspects attempted to disarm police officers
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Children left behind: The silent victims of Zimbabwe’s rising intimate partner tragedies
‘It can lead to hyper-vigilance, emotional numbing, and impaired empathy that may persist into adulthood’
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CAS ruling on Africa Cup of Nations final expected at end of November
‘The facts are set, are clear and the discussions will be on some procedural issues’
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