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‘Pardon convicts of HIV wilful transmission’

PARLIAMENT has called on President Emmerson Mnangagwa to pardon people who were convicted for wilful transmission of HIV after the offence was recently decriminalised through the Marriage Bill. Speaking in the National Assembly on Tuesday, chairperson of Health parliamentary portfolio committee Ruth Labode said the international community was commending Zimbabwe for passing the Marriage Bill….

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Game ranger, cop nabbed over ivory

A RANGER at Hwange National Park and a cop have been nabbed after they were allegedly caught with eight elephant tusks worth over $700 000 and searching for a buyer. Simibio Kakomo, a game ranger, and Shepherd Musiniwa, a police officer, were arrested together with one Enerst Kabanda. The three were not asked to plead…

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Attempt to dissolve Isuzu dealership fails

kanyowad@dailynews.co.zw AN attempt to dissolve  Autoworld Harare (Private ) Limited,  the official Isuzu car dealer, proved futile as the High Court has dismissed an application brought by its trustees, Delta Trust. Delta Trust, which is a shareholder of the company, approached the court seeking a provisional liquidation of the company and appointment of David Alan Whatman as…

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Businessman denies abusing horse

THE trial of a Harare businessman who is accused of cruelty to animals after he allegedly hit a horse with his vehicle opened yesterday with him pointing to bad blood with the horse’s owner. Yitbarek Tekie denied the allegations saying they were fabricated and meant to settle scores emanating from their business relations with the…

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BCC told to integrate environmental issues

Hazel Marimbiza THE government has challenged the Bulawayo City Council (BCC) to consider integrating environmental issues into its urban planning and administration. Speaking at a clean-up campaign in the city yesterday, minister of Defence Oppah Muchinguri said local authorities should play their part in preserving the environment. “I want to encourage local authorities to respect…

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