Senior cop supplies addicts with drugs
A senior Bulawayo police officer is accused of supplying dangerous drugs to five drug addicts, possession of pornographic material and failure to properly secure his service firearm.
Prosecute Mugabe — Zanu PF
Zanu PF provincial security officer for Midlands, Owen ‘Mudha’ Ncube, has distanced himself from the invasion of Sherwood Block in Kwekwe which party youths allegedly stormed in search of gold, saying it is President Robert Mugabe, who should be brought to court instead.
Chombo suspends Mutare mayor
Local Government, Rural and Urban Development minister Ignatius Chombo has suspended the mayor of Mutare, Brian James, from being both a councillor and mayor over allegations of misconduct, in a development likely to raise the ire of the MDC-T.
Hospital to attach patients’ properties
Masvingo General Hospital, the Province’s largest referral health centre, is descending heavily on patients owing the institution money through debt collectors, who have threatened to attach their properties.
Typhoid outbreak: Council threatens firms
Harare City Council has threatened to close down businesses and ban illegal vendors believed to be selling contaminated products, as the local authority suspects most of them were responsible for the spread of the typhoid outbreak that has hit Harare.
‘Mighty Warriors must concentrate’
Mighty Warriors coach Rosemary Mugadza has called for total concentration from her squad when they engage visiting Botswana in the Caf African Women’s Championships preliminary round second leg qualifier at Rufaro Stadium tomorrow.
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Dread Welly releases second album
Studio 263 actor Kizito Mawoko, popularly known for his role as Dread Welly, has released his second album entitled Plan B.
The return of Chamhembe
After a six-year silence from music, the flagship of urban grooves movement, Chamhembe, is back with a double CD compilation titled Chamhembe Forever.
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- Was it Mujuru?
- The late Rtd General Solomon Mujuru’s daughter yesterday said the family buried human remains found at her father’s farmhouse without ascertaining their exact identity.
Business
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- Dollar crunch forces Zimbabwe to draw down IMF cash
- Zimbabwe is having to bolster its $4 billion 2012 budget with $110 million from an 2009 emergency IMF fund, a measure of the extent of an acute foreign exchange shortage in the southern African nation.
Sport
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- Tunisia snatch late winner to beat Niger
- Striker Issam Jemaa came off the bench to score a last minute winner and put Tunisia on the brink of the African Nations Cup quarter-finals after a 2-1 victory over Niger last night.
Entertainment
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- US jazz band jets in
- A Chicago-based jazz band, The Dennis Luxion -Michael Raynor Quartet, arrives in the country today for shows at cultural centres in Harare and Chitungwiza as well as conducting workshops with local musicians.
