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Trending News: ZSE gains amid January effect as VFEX faces continued pressureZimbabwe Media Commission takes accreditation services to BulawayoMEMBER OF A GANG OF ARMED ROBBERS,WHO ATTACKED MUKURU MONEY TRANSFER BOOTHS IN THE PAST FEW WEEKS, NABBEDPRIORITISE SAFETY OF PUPILS, POLICE APPEAL TO TRANSPORT OPERATORSSCHOOL UNDER PROBE OVER US$80 BLAZERSMOREBLESSING’S BROTHER HITS BACK, ACCUSES HIM OF BEING GREEDYTEEN RESCUE MISSION BAILS OUT SCORES OF STUDENTSJSC EQUIPPED TO SWIFTLY DEAL WITH MISCONDUCTANOTHER BAIL BID FAILS FOR MPOFU, CHIMOMBEMUM THROWS TWO DAUGHTERS INTO WATER CANALSCHOOL DEFIES CHALLENGES,POSTS IMPRESSIVE RESULTSBANKET CIRCUIT COURT UPGRADED TO RESIDENT COURTDAD TAKES TWO-YEAR-OLD DAUGHTER TO THE BAR, GIVES HER BEEREDITORIAL COMMENT: WE FEEL FOR THE RUSIKE FAMILYTHEY MADE IT TO THE TOP AND, THEN, EVERYTHING COLLAPSED AROUND THEMCHINHOYI UNIVERSITY MOURNS DEPUTY REGISTRAR MANDIBAYAUS$50K PAY FOR NEW ZIFA BOSSLONDON. – Boxing legend Tyson Fury has retired from boxing – again.THE PROFESSOR, THE ZIFA BID, THE DREAMMURAPE REUNITES WITH JOMPANO AT TELONENAAZ PIN HOPES ON LOCAL ATHLETESGIANT STEP FORWARD FOR WATERSHED POLLTUSKERS BANK ON HOME TURFKAINDU REBUILDING BOSSOGAUFF TAKES OUT KENIN IN MELBOURNEFANS SLAM RAYA FOR COMICAL PENALTY ANTICSCUMMINS TO LEAD AUSTRALIA’S BIG GUNSFIVE-STAR BARCA WIN SPANISH SUPER CUPITALIAN JOBLATE JASPER TRY SNATCHES FIRST VICTORY FOR CHEETAHSPREPS FOR THIRD EDITION OF MISTERS OF ZIM UNDERWAYSASA FESTIVAL ON THE CARDSNADIA NAKAI TO FEATURE AGAIN IN NEW SEASON OF YOUNG, FAMOUS & AFRICAN President meets Odinga2025 Legal Year opens . . . CJ calls for collaborative efforts to strengthen public confidenceHigh expectations as new school term beginsFree internet initiative to bridge rural-urban divideMaize planting no longer feasible: MinistryZanu PF Harare prepares for legal engagements98pc conviction rate for Midlands murder casesGovt warns against settlements occupationPublic transporters urged to prioritise safetyEmergency food distribution to continue until March Upgraded Kwekwe GMB to transform grain storage, drying Lawyers hail Legal Year opening in BulawayoDam levels rise as rains persistSix killed in murder, hit and run casesChimombe, Mpofu request rejected4 Zimra officers charged with corruptionPollution kills fish in Shashe RiverArtisanal miners challenged to reclaim landChief Justice calls for joint efforts. . . sparks new era of trust as 2025 legal year opensOdinga meets President600 agric extension officers get tabletsFood distribution under the drought mitigation programme to continue until MarchZifa president to earn US$50 000 from CafCOMMENT: A major milestone for decentralised justiceRaisedon Baya’s first 2025 wish. . .Lunch with 20 leading artisteObserve safety precautions during rainy season, women in mining urgedTsholotsho boy drowns in flooded streamTuskers out to redeem themselvesGold sector defies odds, surpasses targetBulawayo gears up for Misters of Zimbabwe auditions‘Traders comply with import rules’. . . Government intensifies anti-smuggling effortsHigh expectations asschools first term startsZim’s maize pre-planting price matches regionBulawayo top judge retiresBack-to-school frenzy grips BulawayoTwo confirm Under-20 rugby league participationZesa to make ZPC (Hwange) fate known soonUS$1,8 million required to relocate Trenance landfillKuchera GmbH on major deployment at leading manganese exporterDam levels risingE-learning to bridge rural-urban gapAthletes gear up for first city track and fieldDivision One new boys Mawabeni register two venuesExperience will be key going forward: MtungwaziBrothers up for possession of python skinsZCC to build 5 schools using US$1million donationInvictus Energy secures three-year renewal for Mukuyu Discovery licenceAMA acts on illegal agricultural products importsNPA records 98 percent conviction rateExploring the link between substance abuse and SRHR issues among Zimbabwe’s youthHistoric first: 2025 Legal Year officially opens in BulawayoMurape reunites with MaruwaForeign legion doubtful. . . Naaz pin hopes on local athletes for World Athletics Relays qualifiersKwekwe GMB expansion nears completionBCC pledges crackdown on corruption amid rising illegal vendingFarmers plant 88pc of shisha tobacco targetContractors disburse 200k ha of cotton seedEditorial Comment: Stakeholders must make schools opening flawlessZimbabwe’s blueberry boom: A catalyst for growth, prosperityCelebrating the unsung heroes in transformative healthcare ZICC out to instil transparency in security sectorThe 1.5°C temperature breach, what does it mean?Svosve relives memoriesAphiwe pays tribute to Khumalo MAGAYA IN COURT BID TO STOP ZIFA ELECTIONSKaindu gears up for new seasonMurape, Jompano reunite
Tue. Jan 14th, 2025
Trending News: ZSE gains amid January effect as VFEX faces continued pressureZimbabwe Media Commission takes accreditation services to BulawayoMEMBER OF A GANG OF ARMED ROBBERS,WHO ATTACKED MUKURU MONEY TRANSFER BOOTHS IN THE PAST FEW WEEKS, NABBEDPRIORITISE SAFETY OF PUPILS, POLICE APPEAL TO TRANSPORT OPERATORSSCHOOL UNDER PROBE OVER US$80 BLAZERSMOREBLESSING’S BROTHER HITS BACK, ACCUSES HIM OF BEING GREEDYTEEN RESCUE MISSION BAILS OUT SCORES OF STUDENTSJSC EQUIPPED TO SWIFTLY DEAL WITH MISCONDUCTANOTHER BAIL BID FAILS FOR MPOFU, CHIMOMBEMUM THROWS TWO DAUGHTERS INTO WATER CANALSCHOOL DEFIES CHALLENGES,POSTS IMPRESSIVE RESULTSBANKET CIRCUIT COURT UPGRADED TO RESIDENT COURTDAD TAKES TWO-YEAR-OLD DAUGHTER TO THE BAR, GIVES HER BEEREDITORIAL COMMENT: WE FEEL FOR THE RUSIKE FAMILYTHEY MADE IT TO THE TOP AND, THEN, EVERYTHING COLLAPSED AROUND THEMCHINHOYI UNIVERSITY MOURNS DEPUTY REGISTRAR MANDIBAYAUS$50K PAY FOR NEW ZIFA BOSSLONDON. – Boxing legend Tyson Fury has retired from boxing – again.THE PROFESSOR, THE ZIFA BID, THE DREAMMURAPE REUNITES WITH JOMPANO AT TELONENAAZ PIN HOPES ON LOCAL ATHLETESGIANT STEP FORWARD FOR WATERSHED POLLTUSKERS BANK ON HOME TURFKAINDU REBUILDING BOSSOGAUFF TAKES OUT KENIN IN MELBOURNEFANS SLAM RAYA FOR COMICAL PENALTY ANTICSCUMMINS TO LEAD AUSTRALIA’S BIG GUNSFIVE-STAR BARCA WIN SPANISH SUPER CUPITALIAN JOBLATE JASPER TRY SNATCHES FIRST VICTORY FOR CHEETAHSPREPS FOR THIRD EDITION OF MISTERS OF ZIM UNDERWAYSASA FESTIVAL ON THE CARDSNADIA NAKAI TO FEATURE AGAIN IN NEW SEASON OF YOUNG, FAMOUS & AFRICAN President meets Odinga2025 Legal Year opens . . . CJ calls for collaborative efforts to strengthen public confidenceHigh expectations as new school term beginsFree internet initiative to bridge rural-urban divideMaize planting no longer feasible: MinistryZanu PF Harare prepares for legal engagements98pc conviction rate for Midlands murder casesGovt warns against settlements occupationPublic transporters urged to prioritise safetyEmergency food distribution to continue until March Upgraded Kwekwe GMB to transform grain storage, drying Lawyers hail Legal Year opening in BulawayoDam levels rise as rains persistSix killed in murder, hit and run casesChimombe, Mpofu request rejected4 Zimra officers charged with corruptionPollution kills fish in Shashe RiverArtisanal miners challenged to reclaim landChief Justice calls for joint efforts. . . sparks new era of trust as 2025 legal year opensOdinga meets President600 agric extension officers get tabletsFood distribution under the drought mitigation programme to continue until MarchZifa president to earn US$50 000 from CafCOMMENT: A major milestone for decentralised justiceRaisedon Baya’s first 2025 wish. . .Lunch with 20 leading artisteObserve safety precautions during rainy season, women in mining urgedTsholotsho boy drowns in flooded streamTuskers out to redeem themselvesGold sector defies odds, surpasses targetBulawayo gears up for Misters of Zimbabwe auditions‘Traders comply with import rules’. . . Government intensifies anti-smuggling effortsHigh expectations asschools first term startsZim’s maize pre-planting price matches regionBulawayo top judge retiresBack-to-school frenzy grips BulawayoTwo confirm Under-20 rugby league participationZesa to make ZPC (Hwange) fate known soonUS$1,8 million required to relocate Trenance landfillKuchera GmbH on major deployment at leading manganese exporterDam levels risingE-learning to bridge rural-urban gapAthletes gear up for first city track and fieldDivision One new boys Mawabeni register two venuesExperience will be key going forward: MtungwaziBrothers up for possession of python skinsZCC to build 5 schools using US$1million donationInvictus Energy secures three-year renewal for Mukuyu Discovery licenceAMA acts on illegal agricultural products importsNPA records 98 percent conviction rateExploring the link between substance abuse and SRHR issues among Zimbabwe’s youthHistoric first: 2025 Legal Year officially opens in BulawayoMurape reunites with MaruwaForeign legion doubtful. . . Naaz pin hopes on local athletes for World Athletics Relays qualifiersKwekwe GMB expansion nears completionBCC pledges crackdown on corruption amid rising illegal vendingFarmers plant 88pc of shisha tobacco targetContractors disburse 200k ha of cotton seedEditorial Comment: Stakeholders must make schools opening flawlessZimbabwe’s blueberry boom: A catalyst for growth, prosperityCelebrating the unsung heroes in transformative healthcare ZICC out to instil transparency in security sectorThe 1.5°C temperature breach, what does it mean?Svosve relives memoriesAphiwe pays tribute to Khumalo MAGAYA IN COURT BID TO STOP ZIFA ELECTIONSKaindu gears up for new seasonMurape, Jompano reunite
Tue. Jan 14th, 2025

Financial institution loses US$3 500 to robbers

Crime Reporter
Three armed robbers raided a financial institution in Beatrice and got away with US$3 500 on Saturday.
The three were travelling in a silver Toyota Sienta and were armed with pistols.
No arrests have been made and the police are investigating the case.
National police spokesperson Commissioner Paul Nyathi confirmed the incident in a statement.
“The ZRP is investigating a case of robbery which occurred at Beatrice Township on January 11 at around 9 am,” he said.
“Three unidentified male suspects who were armed with pistols and wearing face masks pounced at a local financial institution and demanded keys to the teller’s booth.
“The suspects gained entry into the booth and stole US$3 500 and three cellphones. The suspects locked the teller in the booth and drove off in a silver Toyota Sienta with no number plates.”

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