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Trending News: Latest rains boost hopes of good harvestSadc forecasts heavy rains, potential floods till TuesdayHealth staff exodus slows downGovt seeks US$250m to manage Harare wasteGovt to intensify anti-smuggling operation this yearRains restore good harvest hopesInmate ties the knot in prisonGovt refines procurement proceduresOver one million travellers cleared in DecemberPSL clubs gear up for pre-seasonAbstinence is best defence against HIV infectionCentenarian shares secret to long life: A bottle of lion lager is part of her daily dietMonetary authorities guarantee economic stability in 2025WATCH: Bulawayo speaks on 2025 prospectsChevrons squander early advantageNational Gallery of Zimbabwe in Bulawayo: A beacon of artistic excellenceZicorba to introduce contract-growing schemes, accessible loan facilitiesNew procurement regulations target inflated prices, project delaysStepdaughter seduces father, saves him from rape sentenceDeploy social media to strengthen party — Cde MachachaLong serving nurseTiming of head coach interviews depends on Vikings-Lions outcomeMoyo takes the reigns at ScottlandOmega Sibanda vows to shape future of Zimbabwe footballUnited’s Ruben Amorim in litmus testViolence in Mozambique will produce no winnersNew Lobengula residents rebuild house destroyed by fireWhat are the qualities of good writing?Princess mkabayi kajama (1750-1843)Bulawayo artiste releases new single, lauds collaborationsCompanies urged to designate a data protection officerHealth workers exodus slows downCampaign against fake alcohol gathers momentumHwange Local Board wins battle against clay poachers, initiates environmental rehabilitation‘Keeps were a way of isolating guerillas from the masses’Temba Mliswa approaches courts2024: A tale of records and resilience in agricultureElena Rybakina speaks to mediaChicherit wins Dakar 1st stage as big guns keep powder dryClimate, migration and conflict to create ‘deadly’ tropical storms like ChidoGovernment wins fight against malariaHorsepower burial set for this morningSecuring your child’s future: The importance of enrolling in registered schoolsWATCH: The Class of 1998 will always have a special place in my heartThe mystery of entering the year‘Use online platforms to make money’WATCH: ‘Farmers need to accelerate summer cropping amid persistent rains’Latest rains boost hopes of good harvestDoctors on the move offer lifeline to drug and substance abusersEmpower young girls to fight HIVTwo die in attempt to cross flooded Tshangane RiverMan murders wife in cold blood, disappearsPatriotism: The cornerstone of Zimbabwe’s national developmentZimbabwe retains 14 slots on the Fifa PanelBosso have faith in juniorsEx-Bosso boss Dube burial set for tomorrowTime for more women in Zifa BoardI still choose you: Babes Wodumo remembers MampintshaYou are not a mistakeYoung lady shines through talk podcastCZI confident stability will persist on tight liquidityEconomists applaud Treasury plans to cushion the economyTobacco sector resilience anchors economic developmentCall for Zim to grow export basket beyond raw mineralsCrossover vigils boost religious tourismTwine Phiri, Omega Sibanda eye ZIFA returnDebutants run the rule over ZIFA electionsChevrons squander advantageCelebrating triumphs, reflecting on setbacks and building momentumDeMbare sons salute ChihoroZim’s blueberry production continues to risePresident reassigns ministers . . . appoints CIO bossHelicopter airlifts critically-ill child to Harare for treatmentNew police chief lays out visionPresident promotes six colonelsCommunity embraces First Lady’s teachings . . . invites her to witness success of programmeKey projects transform societiesHeavy rains expected this weekend Former US president Carter’s death a loss to ZimBoy (7) survives 5 days in lion-inhabited game parkIllusions of Rhodesia: Colonial Lazarus is dead, remains buriedChoosing the right school for your childMedia landscape experiences notable changes in 2024Editorial Comment: Rare Boxing Day Test Series boon for ZC, Chevrons10 things to leave behind in this New Year: Part OneHoliday season and difficult decisions Embracing new beginningsWho will increase in 2025?Tamarind: A fruit of hope for Binga folksUnlikely ‘midwife’: Journalist helps deliver baby in dead of nightRains provide relief for cattle, but . . .Homicides, hit-and-run accidents rise Parliament to debate seven BillsWilliams injury ruins Chevrons battingSun sets for DeMbare’s SnakeHAB ready for season openerMatemera calls for equalitySaika wants to transform Zifa’s accounting systemsNYOKA, THE SNAKE, THE DARK ARTSKey events that will define 2025 athletics
Sat. Jan 4th, 2025
Trending News: Latest rains boost hopes of good harvestSadc forecasts heavy rains, potential floods till TuesdayHealth staff exodus slows downGovt seeks US$250m to manage Harare wasteGovt to intensify anti-smuggling operation this yearRains restore good harvest hopesInmate ties the knot in prisonGovt refines procurement proceduresOver one million travellers cleared in DecemberPSL clubs gear up for pre-seasonAbstinence is best defence against HIV infectionCentenarian shares secret to long life: A bottle of lion lager is part of her daily dietMonetary authorities guarantee economic stability in 2025WATCH: Bulawayo speaks on 2025 prospectsChevrons squander early advantageNational Gallery of Zimbabwe in Bulawayo: A beacon of artistic excellenceZicorba to introduce contract-growing schemes, accessible loan facilitiesNew procurement regulations target inflated prices, project delaysStepdaughter seduces father, saves him from rape sentenceDeploy social media to strengthen party — Cde MachachaLong serving nurseTiming of head coach interviews depends on Vikings-Lions outcomeMoyo takes the reigns at ScottlandOmega Sibanda vows to shape future of Zimbabwe footballUnited’s Ruben Amorim in litmus testViolence in Mozambique will produce no winnersNew Lobengula residents rebuild house destroyed by fireWhat are the qualities of good writing?Princess mkabayi kajama (1750-1843)Bulawayo artiste releases new single, lauds collaborationsCompanies urged to designate a data protection officerHealth workers exodus slows downCampaign against fake alcohol gathers momentumHwange Local Board wins battle against clay poachers, initiates environmental rehabilitation‘Keeps were a way of isolating guerillas from the masses’Temba Mliswa approaches courts2024: A tale of records and resilience in agricultureElena Rybakina speaks to mediaChicherit wins Dakar 1st stage as big guns keep powder dryClimate, migration and conflict to create ‘deadly’ tropical storms like ChidoGovernment wins fight against malariaHorsepower burial set for this morningSecuring your child’s future: The importance of enrolling in registered schoolsWATCH: The Class of 1998 will always have a special place in my heartThe mystery of entering the year‘Use online platforms to make money’WATCH: ‘Farmers need to accelerate summer cropping amid persistent rains’Latest rains boost hopes of good harvestDoctors on the move offer lifeline to drug and substance abusersEmpower young girls to fight HIVTwo die in attempt to cross flooded Tshangane RiverMan murders wife in cold blood, disappearsPatriotism: The cornerstone of Zimbabwe’s national developmentZimbabwe retains 14 slots on the Fifa PanelBosso have faith in juniorsEx-Bosso boss Dube burial set for tomorrowTime for more women in Zifa BoardI still choose you: Babes Wodumo remembers MampintshaYou are not a mistakeYoung lady shines through talk podcastCZI confident stability will persist on tight liquidityEconomists applaud Treasury plans to cushion the economyTobacco sector resilience anchors economic developmentCall for Zim to grow export basket beyond raw mineralsCrossover vigils boost religious tourismTwine Phiri, Omega Sibanda eye ZIFA returnDebutants run the rule over ZIFA electionsChevrons squander advantageCelebrating triumphs, reflecting on setbacks and building momentumDeMbare sons salute ChihoroZim’s blueberry production continues to risePresident reassigns ministers . . . appoints CIO bossHelicopter airlifts critically-ill child to Harare for treatmentNew police chief lays out visionPresident promotes six colonelsCommunity embraces First Lady’s teachings . . . invites her to witness success of programmeKey projects transform societiesHeavy rains expected this weekend Former US president Carter’s death a loss to ZimBoy (7) survives 5 days in lion-inhabited game parkIllusions of Rhodesia: Colonial Lazarus is dead, remains buriedChoosing the right school for your childMedia landscape experiences notable changes in 2024Editorial Comment: Rare Boxing Day Test Series boon for ZC, Chevrons10 things to leave behind in this New Year: Part OneHoliday season and difficult decisions Embracing new beginningsWho will increase in 2025?Tamarind: A fruit of hope for Binga folksUnlikely ‘midwife’: Journalist helps deliver baby in dead of nightRains provide relief for cattle, but . . .Homicides, hit-and-run accidents rise Parliament to debate seven BillsWilliams injury ruins Chevrons battingSun sets for DeMbare’s SnakeHAB ready for season openerMatemera calls for equalitySaika wants to transform Zifa’s accounting systemsNYOKA, THE SNAKE, THE DARK ARTSKey events that will define 2025 athletics
Sat. Jan 4th, 2025

Mutare man jailed 20 years for rape

Crime Reporter

A Mutare man has been jailed 20 years in for raping a four-year-old niece.

The incident occurred when the man aged 32, lured the child to his bedroom where he raped her

The matter came to light when a neighbour overheard the complainant disclosing the incident to another child while they were playing sometime in June this year.

The complainant was then taken to a hospital for a medical examination.

According to the State, the man was sentenced to 20 years in prison but will serve 17 years after three years, were conditionally suspended.

daniel chigunwe

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