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Stop being power hungry — Ex-Cabinet minister

© FORMER Cabinet minister Tshinga Dube has come out guns blazing, accusing the country’s leadership of being “power centred” rather than proffer solutions to the massive problems affecting the nation. Speaking to a local radio station on Wednesday where he was marketing his book, Quiet Flows the Zambezi, the former War Veterans minister said there…

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Parly sweats over Zanu PF, MDC disruptions

© THE discord in Parliament between Zanu PF and MDC MPs over President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s legitimacy is part of a deep political problem that needs urgent address, National Assembly Speaker Jacob Mudenda said yesterday. Ruling on a motion of privilege raised by MDC MP for Mbizo, Settlement Chikwinya in which he called on Mudenda to…

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Man ejaculates on female passenger

© A CHITUNGWIZA man left the court shell-shocked after he revealed he had masturbated and ejaculated on a female passenger, saying he could not control a strange sexual urge passed on to him by his late grandfather. Pleading for lenience, Tafadzwa Mutamiri, 27, told Harare magistrate Sharon Rakafa that he cannot control himself whenever he…

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Electrical fault cripples Morton Jaffray

© HARARE’S water supply woes are set to worsen as the city’s Morton Jaffray Water Treatment Plant has shut down due to an electrical fault. Harare council’s principal communications officer Innocent Ruwende said the Zimbabwe Electricity Distribution Company’s (ZETDC) was working to fix the fault which occurred on Tuesday and called on residents to use…

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Don’t block donors, chief warns politicians

© CHIEF Makumbe, Shepherd Chengeta, who is also a senator in Buhera, has warned politicians against blocking donors and development partners from operating in his area, saying this has caused untold suffering for his subjects. This comes after a number of non-governmental organisations have been blocked from entering parts of Buhera by politicians for various…

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Children suffer from mental instability due to economy’

© CHILDREN welfare organisations say the worsening economic hardships in the country are creating a generation of youngsters tormented by stress. This emerged during a symposium on “The Impact of the Zimbabwean Economy on Child Protection” held in Harare yesterday by the Justice for Children (JCT). [GoogleAd] Paediatric Association of Zimbabwe Association (PAZ) representative Wadzanai…

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Ex-soldier seeks release from prison

© AN EX-soldier, who claimed he was abducted by military police soon after leaving remand prison last year, has approached the High Court seeking to be released from jail. In his application Kudakwashe Gumbeze, who cited the State as the respondent, told the court that he was being unlawfully detained at Harare Central Prison since…

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Partisan food distribution worries EU

© THE European Union (EU) has raised concerns over alleged partisan food distribution in the country. EU ambassador to Zimbabwe Timo Olkkonen said he raised the matter with the government in a re-engagement meeting last week. “It goes without saying that any politicisation of humanitarian aid would be incredibly bad news for efforts to mobilise…

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Umguza man up for sodomy

© AN Umguza man appeared in court yesterday charged with sodomising a 14-year-old villager. Levison Mwale, 24, appeared before Bulawayo provincial magistrate Nomasiko Ndlovu facing a charge of aggravated indecent assault. Ndlovu remanded Mwale in custody to December 12 after denying him bail. [GoogleAd] Allegations are that on October 31, Mwale went to the complainant’s…

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PTUZ demands bonus for disability teachers’ aides

© EDUCATORS have demanded that assistants to teachers with disability must also be paid bonuses as they have not been spared the harsh economic environment that all Zimbabweans are grappling with. Progressive Teachers Union of Zimbabwe (PTUZ) secretary-general Raymond Majongwe wrote to Public Service chairperson Vincent Hungwe, complaining about what he called “discrimination’’ against the…

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