Two hospital employees recently faced theft accusations in court after allegedly taking blood from their workplace. Goodson Dzuwalinyenga, a 50-year-old laboratory scientist, and Tichaona Shindi, a 36-year-old technician, stood before Masvingo magistrate Arafat Kozanayi. The pair works at Masvingo Provincial Hospital where officials claim three blood units vanished from storage. These missing medical supplies have a value of $750.
When they appeared before the judge, both men strongly denied stealing anything. They pointed out that twelve other staff members could enter the blood storage area just as easily. Hospital administrators first noticed the blood shortage on January 28, around 3 p.m., during a routine check. They immediately...
A woman aged 33 from Ingezi, Kadoma, caught with 6.2kg of marijuana, will spend two and a half years in jail. This happens as officials crack down on people moving illegal drugs between South Africa and Zimbabwe.
Sphelile Kufa admitted she was guilty when she faced Beitbridge resident magistrate Takudzwa Gwazemba on Tuesday. The government took the drugs, worth $626 US dollars, as part of her punishment.
Prosecutor Tinayeishe Matenga explained that police detectives learned about Kufa through a tip on March 3. Someone told them she had brought marijuana into Zimbabwe illegally. The officers found her at the Masvingo turn-off, looking for a ride to Kadoma.
Police searched her bags and discovered three wrapped packets of marijuana...
Police arrested Pastor Desmond Parirehwa, the 38-year-old founder of Deliverance and Solutions Church, for allegedly stealing a property worth $25,000 from an elderly woman. The authorities charged him after he reportedly took advantage of her trust.
Elizabeth Fadhuka, age 79, had given Parirehwa her residential stand documents to keep her safe during her medical trip abroad. She instructed him to pass these papers to her family members if needed. Their relationship began in 2010 when Parirehwa offered counseling to Ms. Fadhuka as she mourned the death of her two sons.
Ms. Fadhuka became sick in 2012 and planned to travel to the United Kingdom for medical care. Before leaving, she entrusted Parirehwa with important papers for her...
Zimbabwe's football administration made big strides yesterday in Harare by forming strategic partnerships that promise digital advancement and grassroots development. ZIFA president Nqobile Magwizi signed agreements with Kyros Sports and PD House, marking a significant step forward.
The football association plans to boost school-level development through collaboration with Kyros Sport, a company that has already contributed greatly to rugby, athletics, and swimming programs. PD House, which specializes in web development, will update ZIFA's website to meet international standards, making it more accessible and creating new income opportunities through technological innovations.
Magwizi expressed enthusiasm about these partnerships...
According to Christopher Mutsvangwa from the Zanu PF party, Zimbabweans living abroad need to back President Mnangagwa as he brings fresh progress to their homeland. The President values these overseas citizens greatly because they help boost the national economy through their connections and resources.
During his London visit Monday, Mutsvangwa told Zanu PF members in Britain that their leadership remains focused on keeping campaign promises. He stressed that President Mnangagwa wants to strengthen the economy based on plans that won voter support during the 2023 elections across Zimbabwe.
Mutsvangwa explained how former colonial powers try to create problems through social media attacks on party leaders. Despite these challenges...
The tobacco sales season begins today in Zimbabwe, starting with a ceremony at the Tobacco Sales Floor in Harare. Contract sales that handle 95% of the crop are open tomorrow. Zimbabwe's tobacco has grown tremendously in recent years, helping create middle-class farmers in rural areas who produce top-quality crops. Parliament members learned this during a recent committee meeting.
Patrick Devenish, who leads the Tobacco Industry and Marketing Board, told lawmakers that Zimbabwe grows some of the world's best tobacco. It stands equal with major producers like Brazil and India. The committee, headed by Felix Maburutse from Chivi South, wanted information about preparations for this marketing season. Devenish explained several factors...
Bruce Kangwa believes CAPS United can become a top competitor in the Castle Lager Premier Soccer League this season when players reach their full potential. The Green Machine started their campaign with a 1-1 draw against GreenFuel last Saturday. Joseph Mbollo scored what looked like a winning goal after beating his defender, but officials called it offside. Kangwa remains positive about the team despite dropping points in their first match.
The defender sees great team spirit at CAPS United heading into the new season. He appreciates how everyone trains hard and follows the coach's instructions. Senior players help newcomers adjust to team expectations, creating a supportive environment. Kangwa explains that everyone pushes each other...
Lawmakers approved the Broadcasting Services Amendment Bill yesterday following extensive discussions in the National Assembly. Members debated many aspects of the proposed changes before casting their votes to pass the legislation. Every representative supported the part known as Clause 15. This rule blocks people from buying car insurance or vehicle licenses unless they already have valid radio permits from ZBC.
One representative strongly approved of the connection between these services. He mentioned his belief that most Zimbabweans listen to ZBC broadcasts regularly. He thanked the government minister who first suggested linking these requirements together. The representative saw nothing problematic about requiring radio licenses...
According to Dr. Auxillia Mnangagwa, Zimbabwe must fight poaching through teamwork between local, regional, and international groups. The Environment and Wildlife Patron shared her thoughts during World Wildlife Day events held Monday in Harare. The celebration focused on money for wildlife protection and the theme of investing in people and the planet. Dr. Mnangagwa continues to push for the protection of animals at risk of dying out completely.
Pangolins need special protection under CITES rules because they face serious survival threats worldwide. Recently, Headman Clive Makusha Chimbi from Mvuma gave a female pangolin to Dr. Mnangagwa for safe transfer to Zimbabwe Parks authorities. The pangolin was pregnant when presented and gave...
