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Rushwaya finally arrested over match fixing
HARARE- Former Zifa chief executive Henrietta Rushwaya was yesterday arrested by the Anti-Corruption Commission on allegations of bribery and match-fixing linked to the Asiagate scandal. She was picked up in Harare at around 5pm and detained overnight at Avondale Police Station.
SA forensic expert testifies in Mujuru inquest
HARARE- A South African Police Services (SAPS) forensic expert yesterday said the packaging used to keep debris collected from the scene of fire in which General Solomon Mujuru died by local policemen could have affected forensic results.
Chamisa visits typhoid affected areas
HARARE- At least 37 suspected cases of typhoid and 14 diarrhoea diseases were reported by midday on Thursday at Kuwadzana clinic in Harare, prompting the local MP Nelson Chamisa to tour the affected areas.
Chihuri’s future takes centre stage
HARARE – Principals in the inclusive government meet tomorrow for a National Security Council (NSC) meeting that will discuss among other issues the fate of police commissioner-general, Augustine Chihuri, whose term of office expired on Tuesday.
Ncube denies conniving with Mbeki
Professor Welshman Ncube has once again denied claims contained in a book by Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai that he and former South African President Thabo Mbeki connived to split the MDC into two factions in 2005.
Emirates makes maiden flight into Zimbabwe
EMIRATES Airlines made a grand entrance into the Zimbabwean airspace yesterday at a colourful event witnessed by hundreds of on-lookers at the Harare International Airport. The crowd, including travellers and spectators, cheered as the Airbus 330-200 touched down shortly after 4pm.
Zanu PF thugs forcefully evict Mutare Mayor
MUTARE- The Mayor of Mutare Brian James was forcefully ejected from his office by municipal police and a number of Zanu PF youths. This followed his purpotted suspension on Friday by Ignatius Chombo, Minister of Local Government and Urban Development for alleged misconduct.
Zimbabwe suspends 67 match fixing players
Harare – The Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) suspended 67 players, including most of its national team, on Monday in the wake of a long-standing match-fixing investigation.
Expert suggests Mujuru died before fire
HARARE- The director of the Forensic Science Laboratory in the Zimbabwe Republic Police, Bothwell Mutandiro, yesterday suggested the late army commander Retired General Solomon Mujuru could have died before the fire spread into the room where his charred remains were found.
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