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Village head, secretary arrested over theft of Pfumvudza inputs

Blessing Masakadza SENIOR STAFF WRITER masakadzab@dailynews.co.zw A KAROI village head and his secretary have been arrested over theft of Pfumvudza agricultural scheme inputs by including the names of dead people on the list of beneficiaries. Reuben Muza, 45, and Shepherd Mudhochi, 49, were arrested after police received a tip-off. The two would allegedly allocate the…

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Civil servants in major climbdown

HARD-PRESSED civil servants, who had been demanding a significant pay rise, made a surprise climbdown yesterday when they agreed to a 41 percent salary increment, just a week after they had rejected a 40 percent adjustment. This comes as the public sector workers were demanding to be paid at least US$420 or the equivalent in…

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Norton goes for three months without water

RESIDENTS in some parts of Norton, one of Harare’s dormitory towns, have gone for more than three months with dry taps. The town, which gets its water from the Harare City Council, has seen areas like Katanga going for more than three months without the precious liquid. Harare is also failing to adequately provide residents…

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Fake Zimbabwe prophet reveals how he fleeced followers

“IF you want God to bless you then you must sacrifice.” These are the words notorious preacher Jay Israel says he would use to get his congregants to fund his lavish lifestyle, which included luxury cars, alcohol and women. Israel, a Zimbabwean national, has since revealed he was just a fake prophet, driven by the…

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Bribe-demanding cops on trial

A FORMER officer-in-charge at Chitungwiza Police Station and his junior who are accused of demanding a US$110 bribe to stop an investigation against fellow cops will stand trial on December 8. Charles Mutabvuka and Smackmail Chikowore are facing charges of criminal abuse of duty and will stand trial before regional magistrate Bianca Makwande. The two…

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Company contests farm seizure

HALLMARK Chicks (Pvt) Ltd, a subsidiary of CFI Holdings, has approached the High Court challenging the compulsory acquisition of its farm by the government. In seeking to have the acquisition of Athena of Langford Farm reversed, the company cited as respondents Agriculture minister Anxious Masuka, beneficiaries Charles Saungweme, Rashid Magubhu, Major Tarwirei, Lovemore Mahonye and…

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Trio steals diesel, batteries from base stations

THREE Harare men, who allegedly went on a crime spree attacking security guards with catapults, vandalising mobile network operators’ base stations and stealing diesel and generator batteries across Harare since January, have been arrested. Fungai Chihuri, Edmore Mereki and Tafadzwa Mugwara are facing 12 counts of theft for allegedly stealing diesel and batteries from base…

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President’s office disowns scholarships advert

THE Zimbabwe Presidential and National Scholarship Office has disowned an advertisement for educational scholarships circulating on social media. Last week, a fake advert was circulated on social media inviting prospective applicants to apply for the presidential scholarship scheme. It had a cellphone number through which applications were required to send mobile money as processing fees….

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Almin raises Zimbabwe’s flag high in Sadc region

ALUMINIUM Metal Industries (Almin), the country’s leading player in the field of manufacturing and marketing of aluminium profiles, has been praised by the Industry and Commerce ministry for raising Zimbabwe’s flag in the Sadc region. Speaking at the opening of Almin’s new branch in Graniteside, Harare, an Industry and Commerce ministry official, Netai Loice Magade,…

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Man steals Covid-19 test kits from hospital

A LABORATORY scientist has been nabbed on allegations of selling Covid-19 test kits believed to have been stolen from Parirenyatwa Group of Hospitals. Kurai Charo, 30, has been hauled before the courts on allegations of theft. He was not asked to plead to the allegations when he appeared before Harare magistrate Judith Taruvinga. He was…

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