A
University of Zimbabwe (UZ) student has been charged with rape after
he allegedly forced himself on a colleague.
Panashe Mazhazhate (22) was
remanded out of custody to November 30 on US$100 bail by Harare
magistrate Marehwanazvo Gofa last week.
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A
University of Zimbabwe (UZ) student has been charged with rape after
he allegedly forced himself on a colleague.
Panashe Mazhazhate (22) was
remanded out of custody to November 30 on US$100 bail by Harare
magistrate Marehwanazvo Gofa last week.
Prosecutor Lancelot Mutsokoti
alleged that on an unknown date in October this year and at the UZ’s
NC1 hostel, Mazhazhate allegedly had sexual
Chamisa Faces Challenge as Court Rules Against CCC In a blow to the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC), Zimbabwe’s High Court has ruled that its legislators can potentially be recalled by anyone. The judgment, delivered yesterday, dismissed an a…
Chamisa Faces Challenge as Court Rules Against CCC In a blow to the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC), Zimbabwe’s High Court has ruled that its legislators can potentially be recalled by anyone. The judgment, delivered yesterday, dismissed an appeal by 14 CCC MPs seeking to prevent their recall by Sengezo Tshabangu. Tshabangu, who claims to […]
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Former
State Security minister Didymus Mutasa is embroiled in a land grab
storm at the 700 hectare Zingondi farm in Rusape where he is seeking
to evict 39 land permit holders.
The farmers have accused Mutasa of
threatening to grab their land despite th…
Former
State Security minister Didymus Mutasa is embroiled in a land grab
storm at the 700 hectare Zingondi farm in Rusape where he is seeking
to evict 39 land permit holders.
The farmers have accused Mutasa of
threatening to grab their land despite them having permits.
Mutasa, who was once regarded as
the Zanu PF godfather in Manicaland at the height of his
political career, also has his own
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State-owned enterprises paid millions of United States dollars for
goods and services that were not delivered, the Auditor-General’s
Office (AG) has revealed.
According to the AG’s latest
report, for the financial year ending December 31, 2022,…
SEVERAL
State-owned enterprises paid millions of United States dollars for
goods and services that were not delivered, the Auditor-General’s
Office (AG) has revealed.
According to the AG’s latest
report, for the financial year ending December 31, 2022, public
entities also incurred crippling financial losses.
The Zimbabwe Revenue Authority
(ZIMRA), for example, suffered a $209 million (US$1,7
SEVERAL
State-owned enterprises paid millions of United States dollars for
goods and services that were not delivered, the Auditor-General’s
Office (AG) has revealed.
According to the AG’s latest
report, for the financial year ending December 31, 2022,…
SEVERAL
State-owned enterprises paid millions of United States dollars for
goods and services that were not delivered, the Auditor-General’s
Office (AG) has revealed.
According to the AG’s latest
report, for the financial year ending December 31, 2022, public
entities also incurred crippling financial losses.
The Zimbabwe Revenue Authority
(ZIMRA), for example, suffered a $209 million (US$1,7