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Life sentences for gruesome ritual killing

Rutendo Ngara SENIOR STAFF WRITER THE High Court has condemned three men to life imprisonment for killing a woman to harvest blood for a US$2 500 ritual in­tended to bolster a business enterprise. Justice Gibson Mandaza convicted Victor Mazhambe, Absey Bizek Kahuruva, and Barnabas Murenza of murder with actual intent. According to court papers, on…

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Life & Arts

Macheso brings sungura flair to Hippo Valley

Anesu Mirisawu SENIOR ENTERTAINMENT WRITER SUNGURA lovers in Chiredzi will be in for a treat tomorrow as sungura maestro Alick Macheso headlines Hippo Valley Estates Limited’s 70th anniversary celebrations at Chishamiso Stadium in Chiredzi. The musical showcase forms part of a series of activities lined up to commemorate the company’s milestone anniversary celebrations running under…

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ED demands action on deadly crashes

Brandon Josphat POLITICAL EDITOR PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa has called for urgent and drastic measures to curb rising road car­nage after a series of fatal accidents claimed 24 lives within five days. Mnangagwa yesterday described road safety as a national crisis requiring immediate action from both authorities and motorists. “The latest spate of accidents calls for…

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Residents protest new cemetery fees

Tapiwa Chirume MUTARE City Council is implementing a US$7 grave maintenance fee for structural repairs, renovations, and private landscaping works at gravesites in the city’s cemeteries, amid growing public concern over cemetery charges.The development has sparked debate among residents following reports that some people believed they were being charged to visit graves or lay flowers…

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Tshabangu says ‘no’ to hot CAB3

Brandon JosphatIN A surprise development, the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) faction led by Sengezo Tshabangu has said that it does not support the government’s proposed law changes in their current form.In this regard, the party has called for significant changes to Constitutional Amendment Bill Number 3 (CAB3) to align the draft laws with “national…

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Four life sentences for serial killer Muvevi

Rutendo Ngara DREADED serial murderer and former police officer Jason Muvevi has been sentenced to four life terms and an additional 40 years in prison for a cold-blooded killing spree that claimed four lives and left four others wounded.High Court Judge Justice Gibson Mandaza delivered the heavy sentence yesterday, describing Muvevi’s actions as callous and…

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Sport

Nakamba and Munetsi reflect on Warriors defeat

Cloud Fusirein London, United Kingdom WARRIORS team captain Marvelous Nakamba and his vice, Marshall Munetsi, say Tuesday’s defeat by Nigeria in the Unity Cup is a wake-up call for the team, noting that the deficiencies exposed during the game should be worked on promptly as they prepare for the upcoming Afcon qualifiers.The Warriors fell to…

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Opinion & Analysis

Zim can not relent on Ebola

THE spectre of Ebola, one of the most unforgiving viral pathogens known to modern medicine, is once again haunting our regional neighbourhood.With 750 cases in the Democratic Republic of Congo and a burgeoning cluster of infections in Uganda, the World Health Organisation’s declaration of a public health concern is not merely a bureaucratic alert, it…

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