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Family loses house in unclear circumstances

HARARE – A family in Hatcliffe is in anguish after being forced out of their home by Mt Pleasant Housing Cooperative without any compensation. Speaking to the Daily News on Sunday, the family spokesperson Wilbert Mundoza revealed that he has been in the cooperative for the past 21 years, and had been paying his monthly…

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Residents, cooperative up in arms

HARARE – Mount Pleasant Housing Cooperative has triggered a storm with residents in Hatcliffe as it moots to downsize residential stands so as to accommodate members who have not been able to get land allocation. According to Mt Pleasant Housing Cooperative chairperson Zivanai Mapeno, the cooperative bought stands from the Harare City Council and allocated…

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Bronco abuse escalates

HARARE – The abuse of cough syrup BronCleer, popularly known as “bronco”, has worsened in the last few months as a significant part of the population turns to drugs to escape the biting economic pressures. It is estimated that 60 percent of the youths are on illicit drugs in Zimbabwe. A bottle of bronco is…

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Company apologetic over teen’s death

HARARE – One of the brick-moulding companies operating in Dzivaresekwa area were 16-year-old Corridors of Hope Academy student Tinashe Mlambo died while swimming in a disused pit recently, Tiger Bricks, has taken responsibility for the death and joined hands in grief. Mlambo, a Form 3 student, drowned in a disused pit in the high-density suburb…

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Chi-Town mayor, deputy step down

HARARE – Chitungwiza mayor Gift Tsverere and his deputy Jabulani Mtunzi have consented to an order for them to relinquish their posts and allow for fresh elections. This comes after High Court judge Edith Mushore granted an order effectively suspending the two politicians, pending the outcome of the main application. According to Kiven Mutimbanyoka, who…

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Bread remains at $1,10

HARARE – Government’s call for bread retailers to revert to the old price of $1,10 for a loaf from the $2,10 as announced by Lobels on Friday was heeded by most retailers, although with alarming consequences. Industry and Commerce minister Mangaliso Ndlovu on Friday night ordered bakeries to revert to the old price but economic…

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Erectile dysfunction threatens marriages

HARARE – A healthy sexual life is the key to every marriage and the lack or shortage thereof breeds fissures that may lead to its collapse. Failure to perform in bed brings in suspicion from the other partner and causes severe psychological torture to the affected parties. Described as the total inability to achieve an…

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Zanu PF chefs ordered to don party regalia

HARARE – President Emmerson Mnangagwa has ordered Zanu PF bigwigs who are employed at the party headquarters to wear party regalia when on official duty. He told the Zanu PF central committee meeting on Thursday that it was disconcerting to note that former Cabinet ministers and other ruling party bigwigs who were given full time…

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Pressure mounts on ED commission

HARARE – Pressure is mounting on the commission of inquiry into the August 1 shootings that left at least six people dead to do more to probe the role of the army in the whole incident. South Africa-based Right2Know has particularly raised concerns over the manner in which the whole inquiry is being handled by…

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Post-abortion drugs in short supply

HARARE – Health facilities that are meant to offer post-abortion care in the country are experiencing shortages of essential drugs required to provide for the service. Research conducted by Tsungai Chipato of the University of Zimbabwe’s Obstetrics and Gynaecology, in conjunction with Guttmacher Institute, the ministry of Health and Child Care (MoHCC) and the Women’s…

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