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Zim's forgotten kids Zuma scores own goal: Still no end in sight for sanctions

Hopeless: Zimbabwe's Forgotten Children highlighted the plight of the country's young people who often live without hope, education and food thanks to Mugabe's evil regime. -BBC

An honest messenger with a bad message. Brown refused to remove targeted sanctions against Bob and his gangsters

 

 

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Regional leaders conclude summit on Zimbabwe, Madagascar

by AFP

Fri, Jan 15, 2010

MAPUTO - Key southern African leaders wound up a special summit in the Mozambican capital Maputo on Thursday with calls for a return to dialogue in the ongoing political crisis in Madagascar.

Terrorism trial witness' bid to seek legal advice

by Staff reporter and agencies

Wed, Jan 13, 2010

Harare - The prosecution's star witness in the trial of Roy Bennett, Zimbabwe's junior agriculture minister-designate, for terrorism and insurgency, on Wednesday failed in his bid to secure time to seek legal advice. Prosecutors allege arms dealer Michael Hitschmann was paid by Bennett to buy weapons to assassinate government officials.

AG seeks to impeach Bennett witness

by Reuters

Tue, Jan 12, 2010

HARARE - Zimbabwe's attorney general said on Tuesday the state would move to have its key witness in the terrorism trial of an ally of Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai impeached for giving contradicting evidence.

Columns : Guest Writer

Constitution making road map - A case for Zimbabwe - Josh Chigwangwa Karumazondo

Thu, Jan 07, 2010

A review of Zimbabwe's Constitution is now being rolled calling for the participation of all Zimbabweans in crafting a historic document for the present and future generations. The controverses about the "Kariba Draft" appeared to hve been watered down in the interests of progress. Local and donor resources have been pledged to ensure the successfull implementation of the consulation exercise in Zimbabwe in the next 65 days or so.

[Opinion] Lift Sanctions on Zimbabwe

Mon, Jan 04, 2010

On Thursday, December 3, 2009 while in Cape Town, Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai called on global Zimbabwe community to help rebuild their country. He did not, however, ask that sanctions be lifted writes Isaac Hlekisani Dziya.

Columns : Money Finance & Property

ZESA ordered to stop energy exports to Namibia

by Zimonline

Tue, Jan 12, 2010

HARARE – Energy Minister Elias Mudzuri on Monday said he ordered the country’s power utility – Zimbabwe Electricity Supply Authority (ZESA) – to stop exporting power to Namibia since the Hwange power station was not working properly.

EIU says too much talk from Harare

Mon, Jan 11, 2010

HARARE - The new regime in Harare risks tracing the footsteps of the previous Zanu (PF)-controlled administration, with a London-based think-tank expressing misgivings about the credibility of and inconsistencies in some of the economic programmes pursued by the coalition government.

Econet exceeds 3 million subscribers in Zimbabwe

by IT News Africa

Wed, Jan 06, 2010

Econet Wireless Zimbabwe (EWZ) has emerged as the country’s leading cellular telephone operating company in the country. Information made available by the company shows it has a subscriber base that exceeds 3 million subscribers in Zimbabwe.

U.S. counterfeit dollar dealers arrested in Zimbabwe and Zambia

by Staff reporter and agencies

Wed, Jan 06, 2010

Counterfeit United States Dollars are in huge calculation in most African countries as hardly a month passes by without arrests. Tuesday morning, both Zambian and Zimbabwean authorities announced arrests involving huge sums of counterfeit notes.

Foreign Investors Allowed to Keep 100 Pct Shareholding in Zimbabwe

by XINUA

Wed, Jan 06, 2010

Foreign investors can own up to 100 percent shareholding of their companies, depending on the merit of their proposals, a Zimbabwean cabinet minister said on Wednesday.

New cellular phone brand conquers Zimbabwe

Tue, Jan 05, 2010

Zimbabwe has been flooded by a relatively new cellphone brand called the G Tide. Most cellular phone dealers in the capital Harare, as well as in Bulawayo have stocked the brand, selling at half the price of a Nokia phone.

EU To Revise Zimbabwe Sanctions

by Radio VOP

Tue, Jan 05, 2010

Harare, - The European Union (EU) next month will meet to revise targeted sanctions and travel restrictions on President Robert Mugabe and his cronies in line with how the unity government has been implementing outstanding issues in the Global Political Agreement (GPA), a senior diplomat said Monday reports Radio VOP.

Govt Sets Aside Funds to Bail Out Distressed Firms

by The Herald

Mon, Jan 04, 2010

Harare — GOVERNMENT has earmarked part of the US$510 million International Monetary Funds to bail out strategic distressed companies, Finance Minster Tendai Biti has said.

With Assurances From Zimbabwe Government, Nestle Resumes Operations

by VOA

Fri, Jan 01, 2010

A Nestle spokeswoman said Industry Minister Welshman Ncube gave the multinational a written assurance that the government will see to the security of staff and prevent interference in Nestlé's activities reports VOA.

Zimbabwe Government to Set Up Economic Crimes Courts to Counter Corruption

by VOA

Thu, Dec 31, 2009

The courts will work closely with the Anti-Corruption Commission in an effort to curb fraud, graft and other forms of corruption, according to an economic blueprint issued last week by Finance Minister Tendai Biti

Columns : Mining and Agriculture

Maize Farmers in Zimbabwe Again Face Widespread Fertilizer Shortages

by VOA

Wed, Jan 13, 2010

Many Zimbabwean farmers face the risk of another poor maize season due to widespread shortages of ammonium nitrate fertilizer, a key input.Agriculture Minister Joseph Made told the state-controlled Herald newspaper in a report published Tuesday that the government was scaling up imports of fertilizer from Zambia, Malawi and South Africa

Serious fertilizer shortage hits Zim

by Zimonline

Wed, Jan 13, 2010

BULAWAYO – A serious shortage of fertilizer has hit Zimbabwe’s farming sector sparking fears of another poor harvest in a country that has experienced acute food shortages for most of the past decade, a farmers’ organisation said on Monday.

MDC Threatens to Take Land Invasions to Regional Group

by VOA

Wed, Jan 13, 2010

PM Tsvangirai's party said the divisive issue of continuing takeovers of white-owned commercial farms under the guise of land reform might be added to the other outstanding issues under discussion in Harare reports VOA

Big rise in Zimbabwe gold output but still only fraction of peak levels

Tue, Jan 12, 2010

Gold production in Zimbabwe jumped 35% in 2009 to 4.2 tonnes the country's chamber of mines said yesterday. This may seem a big increase but it is still only a fraction of the country's peak output of around 30 tonnes a year. Indeed Zimbabwe produced as much as 27 tonnes of gold as recently as 1999 and has the geological potential perhaps to exceed its old peaks given ideal domestic political and economic circumstances, which still seem as far off as ever.

AfriForum fights for Zimbabwe farmers

by SAPA

Tue, Jan 12, 2010

Johannesburg - The civil rights movement AfriForum will launch an urgent bid at the North Gauteng Supreme Court to cite the Zimbabwean government as a party to a court application against the country.

Diamond sales halted

Diamond sales halted

by Staff reporter and agencies

Thu, Jan 07, 2010

Zimbabwe's government on Thursday halted the sale of diamonds from its controversial Marange fields, saying the process would only go ahead under international supervision.

Zimbabwe’s First Diamond Sale

by Radio VOP

Wed, Jan 06, 2010

MBANDA Diamonds Mining, a company authorized by government to mine diamonds in Chiadza, has announced that over 300 000 carats of diamonds will go on sale Thursday at the newly converted diamond processing facility at the Harare International Airport reports Radio VOP.

Zimbabwe mulls mortgaging minerals to offset debt

by AFP

Thu, Dec 31, 2009

HARARE — Zimbabwe is considering mortgaging its mineral wealth to offset the country's 5.4 billion dollar debt owed to multilateral donor agencies, a government report says.

Columns : Health

World Health Organization Reports New Death from Cholera in Midlands

Tue, Jan 12, 2010

Cholera claimed more than 4,200 lives in Zimbabwe from late 2008 through mid-2009 as an epidemic raced out of control due to a widespread lack of clean water and the virtual collapse of the state health care system reports VOA.

US lifts HIV "entry ban"

Mon, Jan 04, 2010

Being infected with HIV will no longer be an "ineligibility" when foreign citizens apply for visas to travel to the United States, the US embassy in South Africa said.

Measles Claims 22-Lives In Zimbabwe

by Staff Reporter

Thu, Dec 31, 2009

According to Zimbabwe state media, there have been 22-deaths, mainly of children under five, due to a measles outbreak, which two weeks ago, the World Health Organization (WHO) had called deeply frustrating, coming right after the sponsoring of a vaccination programme in the African country.

News : Sports

Nigeria’s U-20 women humiliate Zimbabwe 7-0 in World Cup tie

Mon, Jan 11, 2010

APA-Harare (Zimbabwe) Nigeria’s Under-20 women’s football team humiliated Zimbabwe on Sunday following an emphatic 7-0 drubbing of the southern African nation in the first leg of the second round qualifying match for the women’s World Cup scheduled for Germany later this year.

Zimbabwe courts South Africa in World Cup preparations

by Staff reporter and agencies

Mon, Jan 11, 2010

Zimbabwe is talking to South African companies to assist in erection of giant screens in remote areas to screen live and delayed matches of the FIFA World Cup soccer tournament that kicks off in June.

Left-back still on Pompey's radar

by Staff reporter and agencies

Tue, Jan 05, 2010

Pompey insist they haven't given up hope of recruiting forgotten man Onismor Bhasera.

Is it curtains for Ntini as Middlesex career finale beckons?

by BusinessDay

Tue, Jan 05, 2010

JACQUES Kallis, Mark Boucher and Dale Steyn yesterday gave home supporters much to smile about on a day that started with a bitter taste when veteran bowler Makhaya Ntini failed to appear on the ground for prematch warm-ups, having been told of his omission from the starting XI the evening before.

Zim clubs sign foreign players to beef up squads

by PANA

Mon, Jan 04, 2010

Football - Zimbabwean football clubs, eager to break into the big league of the sport in Africa, are breaking with tradition and searching for talent on the wider African continent.

Flower and Streak chase Zimbabwe coaching post

by Cricinfo

Thu, Dec 31, 2009

Zimbabwe Cricket has begun the process of making a long-term appointment as national coach which becomes vacant when Walter Chawaguta's contract expires at the end of the year.

Columns : Religion/Spiritual

Maine pastor tells sobering story of Zimbabwe

Mon, Jan 11, 2010

CORINNA, Maine — Any way you look at it, Zimbabwe and central Maine could hardly be farther apart.

Reverend criticises Zuma wedding

Reverend criticises Zuma wedding

Mon, Jan 04, 2010

The leader of the Christian Democratic Party has described President Jacob Zuma's traditional wedding on Monday as a "giant step back into the dark ages".

Archbishop of York’s call to shun BNP at the General Election

Archbishop of York’s call to shun BNP at the General Election

Mon, Jan 04, 2010

THE Archbishop of York has appealed to people to shun the BNP at the General Election and called for an England victory at the World Cup.

Archbishops of Canterbury and York protests at violence within the church

Archbishops of Canterbury and York protests at violence within the church

by Staff reporter and agencies

Thu, Dec 31, 2009

THE Archbishops of Canterbury and York have protested against a resurgence of police intimidation that caused Anglicans in Zimbabwe to be locked out of their churches at Christmas.

News : Weird world

Ex-mayor admits taking

Mon, Jan 04, 2010

AN ex-mayor today admitted breaking into women's homes and stealing their underwear.

Columns : Sci-Tech/Nature

Zim telecommunication density rises sharply

by PANA

Tue, Jan 05, 2010

As Zimbabwe's economy picked up last year, so did its telecommunications sector, a government study released Monday shows. It said more than four million people were connected to a telephone service, mainly mobile, at the end of 2009, compared to just one million at the start of the year.

Pirate version of Windows XP gains popularity in Zimbabwe

Tue, Jan 05, 2010

A Chinese computer Operating System has invaded the Zimbabwean market and it is selling way cheaper than what some IT specialists call its original.

Zimbabwe’s IT to improve in five years

Mon, Jan 04, 2010

Zimbabwe’s technological sector is set to improve in the next five years, significantly altering all spheres of life in the country, a foreign venture capital company has said.

Zimbabwe national park faces threat

by SAPA

Fri, Jan 01, 2010

Hwange - Zimbabwe's already dim electricity supply faces a new threat, as the country's main power plant says it needs to dig for new coal reserves under a river inside a national park to keep running.

Columns : Entertainment Movies & Music

Zimbabwe’s own film-maker dies

by The Zimbabwe Times

Mon, Jan 11, 2010

HARARE – Harare socialite and leading political commentator Olley Maruma has died. He was 57 years of age.

Columns : Aviation and Travel

Lead Stories

Mugabe pushing proposal to overthrow Andry Rajoelina militarily?

Thu, Jan 14, 2010

Zimbabwe leader, President Mugabe, is reportedly pushing for his military intervention in Madagascar to topple its president - Andry Rajoelina.

Zimbabwe government feels pressure from restive civil service

by Staff reporter and agencies

Wed, Jan 13, 2010

HARARE, -- The refusal by Zimbabwe's teachers to work on the first day of the school year on Tuesday is just but a tip of the iceberg with regards to the labor problems dogging the country and the pressure the government has to endure.

High Court grants farmers permission to sue Zimbabwe

by Special correspondent

Wed, Jan 13, 2010

The North Gauteng Supreme Court in Pretoria this afternoon granted permission to three Zimbabwean farmers, represented by AfriForum, to start with a legal process against the Government of Zimbabwe. This legal process entails having the ruling of the Southern African Development Community (SADEC) registered and enforced in South Africa.

Regional summit this week on Zimbabwe, Madagascar- Tsvangirayi not attending

Wed, Jan 13, 2010

MAPUTO — Key Southern African leaders will hold a special summit Thursday in Mozambique's capital Maputo to discuss the crisis in Madagascar and the power-sharing government in Zimbabwe, officials said.

Ousted farmers go legal route in SA

Tue, Jan 12, 2010

JOHANNESBURG - Three Zimbabwe farm owners who have been violently ousted from their farms are seeking to enforce their rights in terms of SA Development Community (SADC) Tribunal rulings through a South African court.

Need for “credible elections” in Zimbabwe: India, Botswana

Need for “credible elections” in Zimbabwe: India, Botswana

Tue, Jan 12, 2010

India on Monday joined Botswana in stressing the need for “credible elections” in Zimbabwe, which has been under severe criticism from the international community for the political crisis following the disputable elections of 2008. The issue came up for discussion when Vice-President Hamid Ansari called on Botswana President Seretse Khama Ian Khama.

Interpol put on alert over ‘smuggling’ of diamonds

Mon, Jan 11, 2010

A British mining company has warned Interpol that it believes that the Zimbabwean Government is preparing to sell stolen diamonds reports UK's Times Online.

Veterans demand 20% of lands and mines amid threats

by Staff reporter and agencies

Mon, Jan 11, 2010

Zimbabwe’s liberation fighters have declared that they are entitled to a 20 per cent share of any resource in the country saying they are the poorest lot in the southern African nation.

Botswana Sign Deal To Revive Bulawayo Power Station

Botswana Sign Deal To Revive Bulawayo Power Station

by Staff reporter and agencies

Wed, Jan 06, 2010

Gaberone - Botswana and Zimbabwe concluded a deal on Friday that will result in the revival of the moribund Bulawayo Power station by June 2010.

Chinese ambassador to Zimbabwe says 2010 special year for bilateral ties

by XINUA

Wed, Jan 06, 2010

HARARE-- The year 2010 is a very special one for China and Zimbabwe because not only will Zimbabwe be celebrating her 30th anniversary of independence, but the two countries will also be marking 30 years of diplomatic relations, Chinese ambassador to Zimbabwe Xin Shunkang said on Wednesday

Zim to review death penalty, executive powers

by Zimonline

Tue, Jan 05, 2010

HARARE -- Whether the president should wield more power than the prime minister or whether capital punishment should stay, are some of the issues Zimbabweans will be asked about during a 65-day public consultation exercise on a proposed new constitution, top officials said Tuesday.

Leeds nurse's £44,000 benefits fraud

by Staff reporter and agencies

Tue, Jan 05, 2010

A NURSE plundered the public purse of £44,000 in benefits after working in two Leeds care homes – while claiming she was too sick to walk properly.

EU To Revise Zimbabwe Sanctions

by Radio VOP

Tue, Jan 05, 2010

Harare, - The European Union (EU) next month will meet to revise targeted sanctions and travel restrictions on President Robert Mugabe and his cronies in line with how the unity government has been implementing outstanding issues in the Global Political Agreement (GPA), a senior diplomat said Monday reports Radio VOP.

Nestlé resumes dairy operations in Zimbabwe

by Special correspondent

Tue, Jan 05, 2010

Nestlé has resumed its operations in Zimbabwe following the suspension of its activities last month over a dispute on buying milk from suppliers linked to the wife of President Robert Mugabe.

Zimbabwe Resumes Talks on Inclusive Gov't in Two Weeks

by Staff reporter and agencies

Mon, Jan 04, 2010

Negotiations on outstanding issues to Zimbabwe's Global Political Agreement (GPA) which have been on hold during the festive season will begin in two weeks time, an official has said.

Zimbabwe needs SA help now

by The Times (SA)

Mon, Jan 04, 2010

Parliament to try to kick-start constitutional reform

MDC confirms susapension of U Koffice-bearers

Fri, Jan 01, 2010

The British office of Zimbabwe's Movement for Democratic Change has been suspended amid allegations of financial irregularities in overseas branches reports the UK Daily Telegraph

Calls for South Africa to protect citizens evicted in Zimbabwe

Thu, Dec 31, 2009

A CIVIL rights group has warned the South African government that unless it acts to protect citizens in Zimbabwe evicted from their farm on Christmas Eve it will seek an enforcement order from the courts.

Chinese agree to fund construction of new Zimbabwe parliament building

Chinese agree to fund construction of new Zimbabwe parliament building

Thu, Dec 31, 2009

China has agreed to fund the construction of Zimbabwe’s new Parliament building in the capital Harare, a cabinet minister said here Wednesday.

Leaders of Zimbabwean charities honoured by British Queen Elizabeth II

Thu, Dec 31, 2009

APA-Harare (Zimbabwe) Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom on Thursday named two leaders of Zimbabwean charities among the list of 72 prominent individuals for their contribution to human development in the UK and other countries.

S. African Activists Slam Ncube for Blaming Nestle Row on Media

by VOA

Thu, Dec 31, 2009

The state-run Herald newspaper reported that Industry Minister Welshman Ncube said international media pressured Nestlé to terminate a supplier relationship with a dairy company controlled by the family of President Robert Mugabe reports VOA.

Trust, Confidence Key Issues for Zimbabwe Government as majority disown Mugabe

Trust, Confidence Key Issues for Zimbabwe Government as majority disown Mugabe

Thu, Dec 31, 2009

NAIROBI -- When Gallup asked Zimbabweans in July 2009 what they believed was the biggest obstacle for their power-sharing government to overcome, nearly 4 in 10 (39%) spontaneously mentioned a lack of trust and confidence. More than one in five (22%) cited a lack of political will to implement reforms, and a similar proportion (19%) cited refusals by the president and prime minister to work together. It is that last problem, however, that best characterizes Zimbabwe's political situation since the coalition government formed in February.

News : National News

MDC Cabinet ministers under corruption charges

by Special correspondent

Fri, Jan 15, 2010

Four cabinet ministers in Zimbabwe’s inclusive government are under probe from their respective parties, MDC and Zanu Pf, on corruption allegations.

Politics Intrudes on Zimbabwe Constitutional Process as War Veterans Chant

Wed, Jan 13, 2010

A Harare training session for outreach workers was disrupted by war veterans singing revolutionary songs and demonstrating despite instructions from organizers not to engage in partisan displays

Fort Hare University Slammed for Giving in to Zanu Pf

by SW radio

Wed, Jan 13, 2010

Over 12 students who had their government scholarships withdrawn by ZANU PF officials have slammed Fort Hare University in South Africa for allowing them to be victimized.

Nestle denies indirectly buying milk from Zimbabwe president’s farm

Tue, Jan 12, 2010

APA-Harare (Zimbabwe) Multinational Swiss food giant Nestle on Tuesday sought to allay fears that it had resumed purchasing “blood milk” from a farm owned by the wife of Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe, insisting that it was maintaining its stance of sourcing milk “exclusively from contracted farmers.”

UK Urged to Stop Funding 'Failing' Unity Government

by SW radio

Tue, Jan 12, 2010

The British government is set to come under pressure to lead the way in Europe, by not sending developmental aid to the coalition government until the full implementation of the Global Political Agreement.

UK Urged to Stop Funding 'Failing' Unity Government

by SW radio

Tue, Jan 12, 2010

The British government is set to come under pressure to lead the way in Europe, by not sending developmental aid to the coalition government until the full implementation of the Global Political Agreement.

Mutasa, Muchinguri Lock Horns Over Farm Seizure

by The Standard

Mon, Jan 11, 2010

ZANU PF's women's league leader, Oppah Muchinguri, tried to block Minister of State for Presidential Affairs, Didymus Mutasa from violently taking over one of the most productive farms in Manicaland in what is seen as widening divisions in the party over the continuing land invasions.

Sadc 'unhappy' with slow pace of Zimbabwe talks

by SAPA

Mon, Jan 11, 2010

SOUTHERN African leaders were “unhappy” with the slow pace of negotiations aimed at ending the political crisis in Zimbabwe, a regional defence and security committee official said on Friday.

Bumpy Start for Zimbabwe Toll Roads as Motorists See Few Highway Improvements

by VOA

Thu, Jan 07, 2010

Toll gates in place on Zimbabwean highways for five months now are bringing in US$350,000 a month or some US$1.4 million a month, but motorists say the major roadways continue to be littered with hazardous potholes

SA unhappy with Zim talks pace

by Reuters

Tue, Jan 05, 2010

Harare - Zimbabwe's political rivals have agreed some outstanding issues of a power-sharing deal, but the pace of negotiations is slow, a South African official mediating in the talks said on Tuesday.

Zimbabwe Teachers Plan Strike

by Radio VOP

Tue, Jan 05, 2010

Masvingo, - A leading teachers' representative body has threatened industrial action ahead of the schools opening on January 12, to force government to award them salaries above the Poverty Datum Line (PDL).

NEW CONSTITUTION DRAFT PROCESS UNDERWAY

by Staff reporter and agencies

Tue, Jan 05, 2010

The process to rewrite Zimbabwe's constitution has formally begun today. The measure was included in the political accord undersigned in the political accord allowing for the formation of the national unity government made up by three parties last year.

Zimbabweans’ passports confiscated at border

by Staff reporter and agencies

Mon, Jan 04, 2010

Dozens of Zimbabwean travellers trying to enter South Africa at the Beitbridge Border Post have reportedly had their passports confiscated.

Iran says ready to offer assistance to Zimbabwe

Fri, Jan 01, 2010

HARARE, Iran has said it is ready to offer humanitarian assistance to Zimbabwe in times of need and develop to the highest level cordial relations between the two nations.

Morley church worker wins the right to escape war vets violence

by Staff reporter and agencies

Thu, Dec 31, 2009

A FARMER'S daughter from Zimbabwe who came to work in Morley two years ago has been granted asylum. An immigration judge decided Erica Coetzee, 22, should be allowed to stay because her life would be in danger if she was deported to Zimbabwe.

News : Africa

Cape Town beaches reopen after South Africa shark kill

by BBC

Thu, Jan 14, 2010

Cape Town has reopened its beaches which were closed after a Zimbabwean man was killed by a great white shark off the South African coast.

Letter recalling Zimbabwean students a ‘hoax’

Wed, Jan 13, 2010

THE MAN whose name was attached to a media statement calling for the repatriation of Zimbabwean University of Fort Hare graduates has described the letter as a “hoax”.

Hundreds attend Zuma's wedding

Hundreds attend Zuma's wedding

by AFP

Mon, Jan 04, 2010

Nkandla - South Africa's political and business elite as well as hundreds of villagers in traditional dress gathered on Monday in President Jacob Zuma's remote home village for his fifth wedding.

News : World news

Dubai opens world's tallest tower

Dubai opens world's tallest tower

Mon, Jan 04, 2010

Soaring high above the clouds and thrusting proudly towards the heavens stands the Burj Dubai.

Thatcher blocked Mugabe talks

by AFP

Fri, Jan 01, 2010

London - Margaret Thatcher banned her envoy to what was then Rhodesia from meeting Robert Mugabe in 1979, refusing to talk "with terrorists until they become prime ministers," files released on Wednesday showed.

News : Crime and Courts

Leicestershire health spa therapist denies molesting women during massages

Leicestershire health spa therapist denies molesting women during massages

by Staff reporter and agencies

Thu, Jan 14, 2010

A Zimbabwe-born therapist sexually molested four women while he massaged them at a top health spa, a jury heard yesterday.

Parents charged over baby injury lie

by IOL

Wed, Jan 06, 2010

The parents of an 11-month-old boy, who they claimed had been hit by a brick while standing on the balcony of a Hillbrow flat, were arrested and charged with perjury on Tuesday, police said.

Rise in Rape Cases Worries Police

by The Herald

Wed, Jan 06, 2010

Harare — POLICE have expressed concern over the increase in rape cases with 37 cases reported in Harare last month alone.

Three South Africans involved in Zim bank robbery

Tue, Jan 05, 2010

Three of the six men who robbed a Zimbabwean bank of US$270,000 last week were South Africans, the local media reported Tuesday.