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A CHINESE national has been sentenced to 30 years imprisonment for the murder of a mine worker in Zhombe, Midlands and another 10 years for attempted murder.
The fugitives Casper Ncube (39) and Mandlenkosi Tshabangu (24) had appeared before Plumtree magistrate Joshua Nembaware facing charges of illegally prospecting for gold.
The matter came to light at the Plumtree magistrates courts last Thursday when the businessman, Cabangane Mathe, appeared before magistrate Mark Dzira.
The yet to be identified substance is believed to have flowed into the Mazayi River, leading to the death of fish and raising concerns over water safety in the region.
ACTION Aid Zimbabwe, a non-profit organisation, has called for the youths to continue to sign the #FundOurFuture petitions to stop big banks from funding fossil fuel companies.
The event is set to bring together health experts, cancer survivors, community members and government representatives in a united effort to educate and empower the public.
OPPOSITION party Zapu says Zimbabwe managed to liberate itself from the colonial rule of the white minority, but is still bound by the hands of the black oppressors.
According to Gonde, she received the People’s Choice Education Gold Award, the People’s Choice Making a Difference Bronze Award, and was inducted into the Hall of Fame.
Scores of small and big companies in Bulawayo have downsized, relocated or closed shop altogether citing a number of reasons, throwing thousands into joblessness.
Addressing the Zanu PF Bulawayo district co-ordinating committee (DCC) meeting for region 5 last weekend, provincial chairperson Jabulani Sibanda shared
In an interview recenty, Chagwiza Primary School head Tobaiwa Musendekwa applauded the initiative, highlighting its role in ensuring no child learns on an empty stomach.