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Rwandese laments citizenship denial

A RWANDESE national Israel Shiminana has been denied a Zimbabwean citizenship despite having been married to a local woman for more than five years. Shiminana, who came to Zimbabwe in 2003, has failed to secure a citizenship after numerous requests to the Home Affairs ministry since 2013. “My wife wrote various letters to the ministry…

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Machete-wielding panners invade gold mine

A GOKWE businessman Dully Huni has once again approached the High Court seeking an order to evict a group of machete-wielding men who have invaded his gold mine. This comes after Huni initially went to the High Court early this month seeking an interdict against the same group allegedly being led by George Fichani. Huni…

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Chinese miner allegedly assaults, fires employee

A CHINESE employer, He Chisheng Mike, allegedly assaulted one of his employees, Charles Muswaka, in Matopo in Matabeleland South Province on Thursday before sacking him under unclear circumstances.    According to Muswaka, his boss, who runs a mining firm, Yakuts Investment, broke down the door into his room, before assaulting him and telling him that…

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Youths demand fast-tracking of Marriages Bill

THE Zimbabwe Youth Council (ZYC) has added its voice to calls for Parliament to expedite the passing of the Marriages Bill into law in order to end child marriages. This comes as civil society organisations, churches and the United Nations recently called for the Bill to be quickly passed promulgated following the death of a…

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Government working towards ending hunger

LANDS minister Anxious Masuka says the government’s Pfumvudza agricultural concept has positively contributed towards achieving the United Nations (UN) Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), after the country recorded a bumper harvest in the just-ended farming season. This comes as Zimbabwe has been employing different mechanisms to improve on the country’s yield, including the Pfumvudza agricultural concept,…

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Results management systems: Their impact on electoral integrity

Independent election network, Zimbabwe Election Support Network (Zesn) recently held a virtual meeting to discuss the results management systems and their impact…

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Robber faces 19 counts of rape

A SUSPECTED member of the notorious Toyota Wish gang that went on a robbing and raping spree of women after offering them transport and pretending to be a member of military police has been arrested.  Sam Muropa, aka Gunners, is accused of conniving with two others in attacking some of the women, undressing and forcing…

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MSU coal tar project to employ over 2 500

MIDLANDS State University (MSU) says it will employ over 2 500 Zvishavane locals in its modified coal tar project, which will cut bitumen imports from South Africa. MSU Zvishavane campus director Advice Vhiriri recently told the Daily News that the project would also help to save the much-needed foreign currency in importing bitumen, amid reports that the…

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Cops demand bribe at accident scene

TWO police officers have been arrested for demanding US$100 from a motorist to release his vehicle after being involved in an accident in Harare. Innocent Gagwi and Langton Zingani were not asked to plead to allegations of criminal abuse of duty as public officers when they recently appeared before Harare magistrate Shane Kubonera. They were…

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Zesn preliminary statement on Zambian elections

Following the invitation of the Zambian Government, the Zimbabwe Election Support Network (Zesn) deployed a learning observation mission comprising three persons to…

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