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Trending News: Electric vehicles, solar can help reduce Zimbabwe’s negative trade balanceZimbabwe cricket needs to identify the root cause of its poor performancesTimber sector strives to regain key player position‘Assessment of mining projects impact on environs vital’Clothing firm commends efforts to curb smugglingMerchandise exports surgeRachel Kolisi embarks on first solo trip to overcome divorce bluesMai Mwamuka begins 2024 with chart successTourism sector eyes growth, with comprehensive new strategiesSipho ‘NaZoe’ Mazibuko’s annual cake day continues at Ingutsheni Central HospitalCareer guidance event inspires Bulawayo learnersZesa boss backs ZPC Hwange: workers petition board over franchiseMpilo introduces post-basic nursing diploma for accidents and emergenciesCOMMENT: Take heed of flood warningsBuilt with NO storm drains! Rangemore residents grapple with floodingEDITORIAL: BILLIAT IS RIGHT, HIS SAFETY SHOULDN’T BE COMPROMISED BY WILD REPORTSBeware of flash floods! Heavy rains till SaturdayTHREE MONTHS LIVING WITH RAW SEWAGESIX TIPS FOR A HEALTHY LIFESTYLE THIS YEARDOCTORS ON THE MOVE TARGET DRUG MENACEDEMI MOORE IN STUNNING COMEBACK OF THE AGES WITH GOLDEN GLOBE WINGOSPEL MUSICIAN SEEKS FUNDS TO RECORD SONGSGIRL CHILD INSPIRES MILLSSLOT DEFENDS WOEFUL ALEXANDER-ARNOLDPHIL YE BOOTSROHIT, KOHLI STILL HAVE A FUTUREDEMBELE STRIKE EARNS PSG FRENCH SUPER CUPGREEN HELPS PUSH ROCKETS PAST LAKERSDJOKOVIC STILL STRESSED AT MELBOURNE AIRPORTAD YOUR CHANCEINJURED OSAKA ‘VERY OPTIMISTIC’DON’T RUB IT INZim posts record gold productionFuel prices to remain largely unchanged in January: ZERASimbisa Brands to expand footprint at home, regionArcelorMittal to close SA siteChina’s top diplomat heads to AfricaSA business activity contractsGold investors stay bullish for 2025 on Trump volatility fearsBeitbridge businessman Chris ‘Shule Shule’ Nguluvhe laid to restPAZ slams neglect of bus termini, demands urgent actionNetOne promises to be vanguard of Zimbabwe’s digital revolutionZimbabwe launches Industrial Reconstruction and Growth PlanMinistry of Health fights human anthrax cases in SanyatiHarvesting of irrigated tobacco beginsCivil service rebate scheme: Govt heightens vigilanceHealth time bomb looms for Harare residentsBlitz on timber poachingCommission to train traditional leadersMpilo introduces diploma in accident management‘President’s leadership transforms Zanu PF’Last known photo of Cde Tongo handed to familyMet Dept warns of heavy rains, flash floodsJSC’s landmark year of justice, reform, international recognitionJournalist killed, five others injuredChad cancels military agreements with FranceEDITORIAL COMMENT: Targets emerge for upgrade of procurement practicesMatabeleland witnesses renewed focus under Second RepublicChinese investments in Zim: Crossing the t’s . . .Mlalazi’s vision: Weaving a tapestry of triumphMusicians embrace ZFRPA empowerment initiativeBILLIAT DENIES US$45K CLAIMSLuton boss banks on NakambaFootball fraternity bids Chihoro farewellMukura wants equal pay for footballersSLIZ congratulate 2024 game-changersPhiri refuses to pull out of ZIFA raceLow prices delay Karo projectTIMB extends deadline for tobacco seedbedsUK firm receives first coal royalty paymentBeware of flash floods! Heavy rains till SaturdayBuilt with NO storm drains! Rangemore residents grapple with floodingZesa boss backs ZPC Hwange: workers petition board over franchiseTourism sector eyes growth, with comprehensive new strategiesCareer guidance event inspires Bulawayo learnersMpilo introduces post-basic nursing diploma for accidents and emergenciesTake heed of flood warningsElectronic water bills for all in Bulawayo by MarchSipho ‘NaZoe’ Mazibuko’s annual cake day continuesat Ingutsheni Central HospitalHighlanders to convene extraordinary meeting for constitutional amendmentsCalls for reduced compliance coststo boost business formalisationHope for Binga farmersYear of progress as Matabeleland witnesses renewed focus under Second RepublicSecond Republic registers 346 signature projectsFarmers urged to intensify pest control as rains intensifyHeavy rains, strong winds leave trail of destruction in Gokwe SouthPolice officers in dodgy car imports storm lose case against ZimraS_tickGolide tops Skyz Metro FM Hot 100 with Amandla EndodaKhan tears through ChevronsTIMB extends deadline for tobacco seedbedsUnpaid labour for bedding minorTime to fight corruption decisivelyfor inclusive economic developmentPresident’s leadership transforms Zanu-PFNGZ extends open call to female artistsBulawayo bids farewell to football hero Madodana ‘Horsepower’ TshabanguBilliat denies $45k claimsYMF intensifies safety training for small-scale minersMan on the run for attacking employeeSafe markets for female vendors: Tackling childcare, health risksBulawayo’s 2025 budget delayed amid tariff controversy
Mon. Jan 6th, 2025
Trending News: Electric vehicles, solar can help reduce Zimbabwe’s negative trade balanceZimbabwe cricket needs to identify the root cause of its poor performancesTimber sector strives to regain key player position‘Assessment of mining projects impact on environs vital’Clothing firm commends efforts to curb smugglingMerchandise exports surgeRachel Kolisi embarks on first solo trip to overcome divorce bluesMai Mwamuka begins 2024 with chart successTourism sector eyes growth, with comprehensive new strategiesSipho ‘NaZoe’ Mazibuko’s annual cake day continues at Ingutsheni Central HospitalCareer guidance event inspires Bulawayo learnersZesa boss backs ZPC Hwange: workers petition board over franchiseMpilo introduces post-basic nursing diploma for accidents and emergenciesCOMMENT: Take heed of flood warningsBuilt with NO storm drains! Rangemore residents grapple with floodingEDITORIAL: BILLIAT IS RIGHT, HIS SAFETY SHOULDN’T BE COMPROMISED BY WILD REPORTSBeware of flash floods! Heavy rains till SaturdayTHREE MONTHS LIVING WITH RAW SEWAGESIX TIPS FOR A HEALTHY LIFESTYLE THIS YEARDOCTORS ON THE MOVE TARGET DRUG MENACEDEMI MOORE IN STUNNING COMEBACK OF THE AGES WITH GOLDEN GLOBE WINGOSPEL MUSICIAN SEEKS FUNDS TO RECORD SONGSGIRL CHILD INSPIRES MILLSSLOT DEFENDS WOEFUL ALEXANDER-ARNOLDPHIL YE BOOTSROHIT, KOHLI STILL HAVE A FUTUREDEMBELE STRIKE EARNS PSG FRENCH SUPER CUPGREEN HELPS PUSH ROCKETS PAST LAKERSDJOKOVIC STILL STRESSED AT MELBOURNE AIRPORTAD YOUR CHANCEINJURED OSAKA ‘VERY OPTIMISTIC’DON’T RUB IT INZim posts record gold productionFuel prices to remain largely unchanged in January: ZERASimbisa Brands to expand footprint at home, regionArcelorMittal to close SA siteChina’s top diplomat heads to AfricaSA business activity contractsGold investors stay bullish for 2025 on Trump volatility fearsBeitbridge businessman Chris ‘Shule Shule’ Nguluvhe laid to restPAZ slams neglect of bus termini, demands urgent actionNetOne promises to be vanguard of Zimbabwe’s digital revolutionZimbabwe launches Industrial Reconstruction and Growth PlanMinistry of Health fights human anthrax cases in SanyatiHarvesting of irrigated tobacco beginsCivil service rebate scheme: Govt heightens vigilanceHealth time bomb looms for Harare residentsBlitz on timber poachingCommission to train traditional leadersMpilo introduces diploma in accident management‘President’s leadership transforms Zanu PF’Last known photo of Cde Tongo handed to familyMet Dept warns of heavy rains, flash floodsJSC’s landmark year of justice, reform, international recognitionJournalist killed, five others injuredChad cancels military agreements with FranceEDITORIAL COMMENT: Targets emerge for upgrade of procurement practicesMatabeleland witnesses renewed focus under Second RepublicChinese investments in Zim: Crossing the t’s . . .Mlalazi’s vision: Weaving a tapestry of triumphMusicians embrace ZFRPA empowerment initiativeBILLIAT DENIES US$45K CLAIMSLuton boss banks on NakambaFootball fraternity bids Chihoro farewellMukura wants equal pay for footballersSLIZ congratulate 2024 game-changersPhiri refuses to pull out of ZIFA raceLow prices delay Karo projectTIMB extends deadline for tobacco seedbedsUK firm receives first coal royalty paymentBeware of flash floods! Heavy rains till SaturdayBuilt with NO storm drains! Rangemore residents grapple with floodingZesa boss backs ZPC Hwange: workers petition board over franchiseTourism sector eyes growth, with comprehensive new strategiesCareer guidance event inspires Bulawayo learnersMpilo introduces post-basic nursing diploma for accidents and emergenciesTake heed of flood warningsElectronic water bills for all in Bulawayo by MarchSipho ‘NaZoe’ Mazibuko’s annual cake day continuesat Ingutsheni Central HospitalHighlanders to convene extraordinary meeting for constitutional amendmentsCalls for reduced compliance coststo boost business formalisationHope for Binga farmersYear of progress as Matabeleland witnesses renewed focus under Second RepublicSecond Republic registers 346 signature projectsFarmers urged to intensify pest control as rains intensifyHeavy rains, strong winds leave trail of destruction in Gokwe SouthPolice officers in dodgy car imports storm lose case against ZimraS_tickGolide tops Skyz Metro FM Hot 100 with Amandla EndodaKhan tears through ChevronsTIMB extends deadline for tobacco seedbedsUnpaid labour for bedding minorTime to fight corruption decisivelyfor inclusive economic developmentPresident’s leadership transforms Zanu-PFNGZ extends open call to female artistsBulawayo bids farewell to football hero Madodana ‘Horsepower’ TshabanguBilliat denies $45k claimsYMF intensifies safety training for small-scale minersMan on the run for attacking employeeSafe markets for female vendors: Tackling childcare, health risksBulawayo’s 2025 budget delayed amid tariff controversy
Mon. Jan 6th, 2025

Mutare man jailed 12 years for stealing teenager’s bicycle at gunpoint

Trust Freddy

Herald Correspondent

A 30-year-old Mutare man, Josiah Saungweme has been sentenced to 12 years in prison for robbing a 17-year-old of his bicycle at gunpoint.

The incident occurred on September 9, 2024, along the Marange-22 Miles road.

According to the National Prosecuting Authority of Zimbabwe, Saungweme approached the teenager, who was riding a silver buffalo bicycle, and asked for directions.

He then pulled out a Blow F92 pistol and demanded that the teenager hand over the bicycle.

The teenager, fearing for his safety, surrendered the bicycle.

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