A ZIMBABWEAN national was arrested in dramatic movie style in Manchester, United Kingdom, by the British police and now faces several criminal charges after being spotted driving dangerously at high-speed while under the influence of alcohol, before he tussled with
BULAWAYO – Two women were savagely beaten, they claim by police officers, after being accused of breaching coronavirus lockdown rules in Bulawayo’s Cowdray Park suburb. The two sisters were leaving Pick n Pay supermarket in the suburb on April 16
Things aren’t going so well for entertainment hotshot, Taona Oswald Chipunza, popularly known as Teemak, who found himself facing the wrath of the law on allegations of fraud. In a picture which has gone viral online, the usually composed and
REINSTATED MDC Secretary-General Douglas Mwonzora has requested the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) to assist him to evict the Nelson Chamisa camp officials from the party headquarters as well “flashing out the criminal gang guarding the premises”. Mwonzora also wants the
The family of African Apostolic Church leader Archbishop Paul Mwazha, popularly known as Mudzidzisi, was yesterday involved in an altercation over the succession of the respected religious leader who is one of the pioneers of indigenous churches in Zimbabwe. Archbishop
A MAN arrested after a crash on the A419 and admitted dangerous driving had his drugs charges dropped after police found he was carrying sadza. Appearing before Swindon Crown Court, Tinashe Ndongwe, 26, of Park Road, Southampton, pleaded guilty to being behind
Some Zimbabweans who returned from the United Kingdom have refused to go to Government quarantine facility preferring hotels, a spokesperson has said. Information Secretary Nick Mangwana revealed late Monday afternoon that the group will spend night under police guard. “We received 65
Zimbabwe is on a 21-day lockdown that came into effect on the 30th of March to stop the spread of the coronavirus pandemic. Statutory Instrument 83 of 2020 confines citizens to their homes and also suspends a number of activities.
Matthew Takaona, who is a former president of the Zimbabwe Union of Journalists (ZUJ) and a consultant with The Mirror was arrested and detained without charge by Police in Masvingo today as he was assessing the effects of a Government
Police have climbed down on an earlier statement banning alcohol sales saying supermarkets and registered bottle stores can now continue selling beer on condition it is consumed off the premises. http://www.thezimbabwenewslive.com/zimbabwe-bans-alcohol-during-21-day-lockdown/ In a statement, national police national spokesperson Assistant Commissioner