Crimes & Courts

A man’s hopes for fresh meat were shattered when he was stopped in his tracks disguised as a goat inside the goat’s kraal attempting to capture one at Springs Farm village near Imbizo Barracks.
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Joblessness can spell divorce for men, but not women. This is the predicament being faced by a Bulawayo man who was dumped and forced out of the matrimonial house by his wife of 19 years because he is jobless.
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The 15 MDC activists charged with public violence over the skirmishes that rocked Chitungwiza on February 29 this year will spend another weekend behind bars after their bail hearing application yesterday was postponed to Tuesday next week.
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Talent Chiwenga appeared before a Mutare magistrate on Tuesday facing charges of smuggling radio and teargas equipment.
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Former workers and their families at Water Vlei Farm along Seke Road in Chitungwiza yesterday attacked staff of the Messenger of Court as they enforced an eviction order.
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Two top Ministry of Health and Child Care employees were yesterday hauled to court charged with fraud after they reportedly misrepresented to their principal claiming fuel worth $27 000 that was not due to them.
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Former Women Affairs, Gender and Community Development minister Nyasha Chikwinya has approached the courts seeking review of the Lands minister’s decision to withdraw her Goromonzi farm offer letter.
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A Harare man yesterday appeared in court for allegedly trying to kill his wife with rat poison after she refused to give him her cellphone password.
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The Supreme Court has reserved judgment in the case in which the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) is appealing against a High Court decision last year to acquit businessman Mr Wicknell Chivayo on fraud charges involving $5,6 million…
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Gweru City Council has compiled a report on alleged double dipping by senior management and flouting of tender procedures which have resulted in the local authority losing thousands of dollars in rate payers’ money.
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