Bulawayo City Council's first black engineer laid to rest

Bulawayo City Council's first black electrical engineer, Jongilizwe Harold Sobantu, was laid to rest yesterday at Lady Stanley Cemetery, leaving behind a legacy of humility, faith, and remarkable cont...

Trial begins for Zimbabwe police shooting

The trial of four men accused of fatally shooting Paul Munakopa in Bulawayo's Hillside suburb four years ago has commenced at the Bulawayo High Court. Munakopa, 34, was shot during a high-speed chase ...

Fancy cars for Zimbabwe's recently appointed Judges

The new High Court judges President Emmerson Mnangagwa appointed two weeks ago have just received new Land Rover Discovery cars.On 12 June, President Mnangagwa appointed former magistrates Fai...

Mpokiseng Dube appointed as High Court judge - Re a lebogisa

The Judicial Service Commission (JSC) has released the names of new judges following intense public interviews conducted last month and Mpokisengi Dube is among those appointed as a judge.Judg...

ZBC not a parastatal but a commercial station, says Manheru

Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Information, Media and Broadcasting Services, George Charamba said the Zimbabwe Broadcasting Cooperation (ZBC) is now a commercial broadcasting station as it cea...

'Police there to enforce law, not change it,' says Chivhayo

The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) says the force has a duty to enforce the law as it is and not to change it.Presenting the position of the police with regard to law and order during the seco...

Mapostori saga, 'No one has the authority to ban churches'

No one has the power to ban a church in the country, not even police, parliament has been told.Secretary for Home Affairs Melusi Matshiya said this on Monday to a thematic committee on gender ...

Govt to register and regulate churches

THE GOVERNMENT will soon register and regulate churches in light of recent human rights abuses orchestrated by some church leaders, senior government officials said on Monday.Home Affairs secr...