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_Forward Everywhere_ *MAGISTRATE COURT CAUGHT OFFSIDE! High Court orders tougher ban for reckless Honda Fit driver* Advertise with us WhatsApp +263 77 443 4698 Ngatibatane pa WhatsApp Channel 👇🏾 *View and Follow and Share this channel* https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VaJEcyNDTkK81mXyWB0s A HARARE man who dangerously drove against traffic in a Honda Fit is back in legal trouble after the High Court tore into a lenient lower court ruling and ordered a full review of his driving ban. Gerald Mangwenyama pleaded guilty to reckless driving after veering into oncoming traffic while rushing to work. The trial magistrate fined him US$450 or four months in jail, banned him from driving Class 4 vehicles for six months, and endorsed his licence. But the High Court said the sentence fell short of public safety expectations and legal standards. Justice Esther Muremba questioned why the ban only applied to Class 4 vehicles, leaving Mangwenyama free to operate more dangerous vehicles like trucks and kombis. She described the decision as flawed and lacking proper judicial reasoning. “Reckless driving is a serious offence that affects road safety, regardless of vehicle type,” said Justice Muremba. “Allowing an offender to drive larger vehicles or motorcycles defeats the purpose of the prohibition.” The judge criticised the trial magistrate for failing to explain the narrow scope of the ban, calling it a “silent discretion” that could not be justified. Justice Muremba warned that allowing Mangwenyama to continue driving heavy vehicles posed a greater threat to the public and did little to deter future reckless behaviour. She invoked Section 65 of the Road Traffic Act and ordered the magistrate to call Mangwenyama back to court to explain why the ban should not cover all vehicle classes. Deputy Judge President, Justice Garainesu Mawadze, concurred with the ruling. The judgment sends a strong message that courts must hand down sentences that reflect the seriousness of traffic offences and protect all road users. * ZimPapers
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_Forward Everywhere_ *Businessman loses firearm, US$184,9k at lover's house* Advertise with us WhatsApp +263 77 443 4698 Ngatibatane pa WhatsApp Channel 👇🏾 *View and Follow and Share this channel* https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VaJEcyNDTkK81mXyWB0s A LOCAL businessman lost his firearm and US$184,900 in cash at his lover’s house in Ruwa on Saturday. Joseph Maruta, 40, collected US$181,000 cash from a farm where he supplied potato seeds in Kwekwe that day. He went home to Kambuzuma, collected his pistol and went to his girlfriend Leoba Hunda’s place in Springvale in Ruwa. He took the bag containing the cash and the firearm, which was loaded with two magazines of 15 rounds each into the house. His girlfriend locked the door and they proceeded to the bedroom and retired to bed. At around 2am, Joseph heard an alarm sound and his girlfriend proceeded to check. She returned to the bedroom and told him the alarm had gone off at her neighbour’s house. When Maruta woke up in the morning, he noticed that the bag containing the cash and the firearm was missing. Harare provincial police spokesperson Inspector Luckmore Chakanza confirmed the case. “Police are investigating an unlawful entry and theft case in Ruwa. “They noticed that the complainant’s rear windscreen was damaged. “The complainant lost his firearm and a total of US$184,900,” said Insp Chakanza. * HMetro
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*Pick n Pay shuts Chikanga, Dangamvura branches* View and Follow this channel https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VaJEcyNDTkK81mXyWB0s Today, Pick n Pay is closing its Dangamvura and Chikanga branches in Mutare. This comes after the company officially decided to stop its operations in Zimbabwe. Experts say the decision is because of the country’s difficult economic situation.
_Forward Everywhere_ *Train kills five cattle....NRZ warns herdsmen* Advertise with us WhatsApp +263 77 443 4698 Ngatibatane pa WhatsApp Channel 👇🏾 *View and Follow and Share this channel* https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VaJEcyNDTkK81mXyWB0s The National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ) has urged farmers and herdsmen to keep their livestock off the railway tracks after a tragic incident at Mtilikwe Bridge, where a train struck and killed five cattle that had wandered onto the line. In a statement, NRZ stressed the importance of staying vigilant to prevent such accidents, encouraging farmers to regularly check on their livestock and make sure they don’t stray onto the tracks. The NRZ said that these incidents not only lead to financial losses for farmers but also create serious risks for railway infrastructure and train operations. The statement reads: We urge farmers and herdsmen to constantly check on their livestock to avoid costly losses and damages to infrastructure. Let’s work together to protect both lives and infrastructure, please secure your animals away from the railway line.
_Forward Everywhere_ *Zimbabwe eliminated from COSAFA Cup despite beating Mozambique* Advertise with us WhatsApp +263 77 443 4698 Ngatibatane pa WhatsApp Channel 👇🏾 *View and Follow and Share this channel* https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VaJEcyNDTkK81mXyWB0s Zimbabwe was eliminated from the 2025 COSAFA Cup despite a 3-1 victory over Mozambique in their final Group A match at Toyota Stadium in Bloemfontein on Tuesday. The Warriors finished the group stage with four points, tied with Mozambique and South Africa. However, hosts South Africa topped the group due to a superior goal difference, followed by Zimbabwe in second place, Mozambique in third, and Mauritius in fourth. Thando Ngwenya scored a brace for Zimbabwe, netting in the 26th minute and converting a penalty in the 33rd minute. Junior Makunike sealed the victory in stoppage time. These three goals marked Zimbabwe’s first scoring output in the tournament. Mozambique’s consolation goal was scored by Leonel Calsao in the 36th minute. * Soccer24
_Forward Everywhere_ *Zanu-PF cracks the whip* Advertise with us WhatsApp +263 77 443 4698 Ngatibatane pa WhatsApp Channel 👇🏾 *View and Follow and Share this channel* https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VaJEcyNDTkK81mXyWB0s ZANU PF's Mashonaland Central Provincial Executive Committee (PEC) has taken stern action against the Mazowe District Coordinating Committee (DCC), citing gross failure to adhere to party procedures and constitutional obligations as outlined in the party's greenbook. The disciplinary crackdown has resulted in the issuance of a prohibition order against Mazowe DCC chairperson Tafadzwa Musarara, pending a disciplinary hearing set for 13 June. The decision was announced during a full DCC meeting held on Friday at Nzvimbo in Mazowe Central, where a PEC delegation led by provincial vice chairperson Christopher Magomo laid bare the committee's transgressions. Magomo stated that Mazowe was the only district in the province that had failed to submit its cell registers by the April deadline, a key constitutional requirement. He further lamented the DCC's failure to convene monthly meetings or submit reports over the past three years. "We have come here as a province to set the record straight on the PEC's recommendation for a prohibition order against Musarara. The decision was unanimous. Mazowe has not only failed to submit cell registers but has also consistently neglected to fulfil basic administrative duties required by the greenbook," said Magomo. He also criticised the DCC's poor mobilisation record during national programmes, describing it as a dereliction of duty. "This is not a matter of lack of resources - it's a failure of commitment. Mazowe is home to some of the party's most senior provincial and national leaders, and such performance levels are tantamount to sabotage," he added. The DCC was issued a seven-day ultimatum to submit the outstanding cell registers. In the interim, DCC vice chairperson Dominic Chimumba has assumed the role of acting chairperson and will oversee compliance with the PEC's directives. The committee was also tasked with organising by-elections in Ward 19 following the recent death of councillor Nelson Mutauri. Central Committee member Patience Tapomwa echoed the sentiments of disappointment and urged members to put the party's interests first. "It's embarrassing that Mazowe, a district of such standing, has failed to deliver on its core mandates. We must unite and work towards restoring order and credibility," she said. When reached for comment on Monday, Musarara simply stated, "No comment, I am out of the country." The developments signal a growing demand for accountability within ZANU PF structures as internal performance and discipline come under increased scrutiny. * The Herald
_Forward Everywhere_ *3 people killed in a light aircraft crash in South Africa, authorities say* Advertise with us WhatsApp +263 77 443 4698 Ngatibatane pa WhatsApp Channel 👇🏾 *View and Follow and Share this channel* https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VaJEcyNDTkK81mXyWB0s JOHANNESBURG, South Africa — Three people on board a light aircraft died when it crashed in South Africa, authorities said Monday. The Aeronautical Rescue Coordination Center said it had located the wreckage of the aircraft near the town of Greytown in the eastern province of KwaZulu-Natal after it went missing Sunday. There were no survivors, the rescue service said. A female student pilot was among the fatalities, according to the KwaZulu-Natal provincial department for transport and human settlements. The department said the aircraft took off from an airport near the east coast city of Durban on Sunday but failed to reach its intended destination. South African media reported it was part of a group of three light aircraft that were caught in bad weather while flying from Durban to South Africa’s administrative capital, Pretoria. One of the other aircraft crash-landed near Greytown but no one was seriously hurt, local media reported.