Prominent Zimbabwean journalist Blessed Mhlanga has spent two months in custody after being arrested for conducting and sharing an interview with a known critic of President Emmerson Mnangagwa. The arrest …
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Three journalists have appeared before the Harare Magistrates’ Court on charges of extortion. According to the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA), Desire Tshuma (47) of Observer News, Simbarashe Sithole (36), and …
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A 47-year-old employee of Zimsend, operating under the Hello Paisa brand in Chipinge, has been convicted for theft of trust property after diverting funds meant for international remittance recipients. Christwish …
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Two members of the Zimbabwe Republic Police, Livingston Misiwa (37) and Bernard Chirwa (33), have each been sentenced to five years’ imprisonment by the Chirundu Magistrates’ Court after being convicted …
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A 45-year-old resident of Hopley has been handed a 15-year prison sentence after being found guilty of the aggravated indecent assault of his friend, who was reportedly under the influence …
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A Harare woman, Ratidzai Matsika, sought legal intervention at the Harare Civil Court yesterday, accusing her cousin, Rutendo Chapundu, of engaging in an affair with her husband since 2022. Matsika …
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An alarming surge in bed bug infestations across Harare has been linked to the booming second-hand clothing trade, with residents and civic leaders raising red flags about the growing public …
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In a brazen attack that has rattled Zimbabwe’s tobacco sector, eight armed robbers stormed Voedsel Tobacco International Auction Floors in Rusape last Sunday night, stealing numerous tobacco bales worth thousands …
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Two border officials stationed at Beitbridge Port of Entry were caught in the act during a daring Easter weekend sting, allegedly taking a bribe to allow a people smuggler to …
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Fears Over ART Shortages Prompt Stockpiling in Zimbabwe Despite Government Reassurances
by Kells Dzivaby Kells DzivaReports from the field suggest that some individuals receiving HIV care in Zimbabwe have begun stockpiling antiretroviral therapy (ART), driven by anxiety over potential supply disruptions linked to international funding …