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Villager loses 12 cattle in traditional court ruling

Machona was seeking compensation for the damaged crop in the sum of US$4 400.

By Desmond Chingarande 12h ago

Villager loses 12 cattle in traditional court ruling

Plumtree man gets double life sentence for brutally killing in-laws

A Plumtree man has been sentenced to two life terms behind bars for the callous, premeditated murder of his in-laws in April 2022

By Tendai Munhundarima Jul. 16, 2025

Plumtree man gets double life sentence for brutally killing in-laws

High Court ruling reopens Norton land dispute

On July 11, High Court judge Justice Chikowero granted an application to reinstate Case HCH7709/22.

By Staff Reporter Jul. 16, 2025

High Court ruling reopens Norton land dispute

Bogus king in another daring act

Chiminya has alleged that he was appointed as King Munhumutapa by a spirit medium, giving him authority to install and remove chiefs across the country.

By Nqobani Ndlovu Jul. 13, 2025

Why Zim should not legislate patriotism in a democratic society

The judgment underscores a fundamental truth: in a mature democracy, patriotism cannot and should not be legislated.

By Newsday Jul. 4, 2025

Why Zim should not legislate patriotism in a democratic society

Gukurahundi hearings: Cops besiege top court

Nkomo said the proposed hearings were flawed and meant to erase evidence surrounding the massacres.

By Silas Nkala Jul. 2, 2025

Gukurahundi hearings: Cops besiege top court

D-Day for Gukurahundi hearings court challenge

The respondents were yet to file responses to the application by end of day yesterday.

By Silas Nkala Jul. 1, 2025

D-Day for Gukurahundi hearings court challenge

Mutasa plot holders face eviction

Reports indicate that the group, which includes pensioners, bought the plots in Irene Township outside Mutare just after independence.

By Kenneth Nyangani Jul. 1, 2025

City of Harare officials seek favours from Garwe

According to insiders, some officials are even resorting to spying on their colleagues and reporting back to Garwe asking for favours and trying to undermine their rivals.

By Kenneth Nyangani Jun. 28, 2025