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Trending News: Masvingo gets the kiss of life…Value addition, beneficiation citedZanu PF, CCC to share ZiG170 millionTriple national heroes’ burial todayFarmers urged to diversify cropsGovt commits to timely disbursement of devolution fundsOld rockers never dieFirst Lady calls for optimum care for treesGidiza back at DynamosHerentals set to join Naph, NashMLISWA LOSES ZIFA ELECTIONS BIDGwarada playing catch-up. . . Mushonga wants Zim football to lead in AfricaMountaineers stay atopWomen’s high-performance programme for ByoMhlauri wades into ZIFA polls saga. . . suggests higher qualifications, more football experienceHuge turnout expected at KCD Mohadi sports tourneyTuku marathon back‘Africa can drive industrialisation, expand energy access’Zim author advocates digital nomadismTraditional cures panacea to Africa’s health headachesWhen agricultural productivity becomes a victim of drug abuseEDITORIAL COMMENT : Let’s be vigilant this rainy seasonAfrica must look inwardfor climate financingChina stepping up activity in AfricaMan in court for mob justice murderBoost for schools feeding programme52 Zim students awarded scholarships to ChinaTshabangu refiles Supreme Court appeal in CCC leadership battleCity bigwigs pocket US$9k holiday allowanceMurder cases surge across the nation5 Bindura mine accident victims named. . . 10 killed in Midlands ProvinceMoyo appointed MMCZ GMMost areas get significant rainfall. . .Back to school for Lower Sixth learnersEnough resources in place for good harvestTHE HUNK, THE BEAUTIFUL GIRLFRIENDS, THE SEX IN BIG BROTHER’S HOUSE, THE ZODWA PHOTOSGENIUS (12) HAS 4 O-LEVEL PASSES . . . He skipped Form One class to write O-Level exams a few months later‘Mafume at heart of chaos at council’WIFE DOWNS POISON . . . Hubby pays lobola for another womanMOB VIOLENCE LANDS MAN IN COURT FOR MURDERSERIAL RAPIST SEXUALLY ABUSES INMATE IN CELLCID’S COMMUNITY POLICING TACTICS REAPING IMMEDIATE REWARDSCOUNCIL MEETINGS TO BE LIVE-STREAMEDEDITORIAL COMMENT: ALL WE PRAY FOR ARE THE RIGHT ZIFA LEADERSSA-BASED ARTIST’S DREAM COMES TRUE . . . Travels to Harare to meet his idol BenhuraTWO PROMISING ARTISTS FROM ORPHANAGE CHARM RAPPER MASKIRISHONE’S FINAL SHOW IN INDIA SET TO LIVE STREAM ON DISNEY+ HOTSTAROVER 30 WORLD-CLASS ARTISTS FOR THIS YEAR’S CAPE TOWN INTERNATIONAL JAZZ FESTIVALSULU INVADES MUTOKOFAKE EVICTIONS IN BIG BROTHER MZANSI UMLILOZIFA NC-1 MLISWA-0I’VE NO INTEREST IN THE PSL BOSS’ POST, SAYS BENZAMUSHONGA WANTS TO HELP SHAPE NEW ZIFAMUDIMU REVEALS REASONS FOR RETIREMENT FROM INTERNATIONAL FOOTBALLLUPHAHLA’S UNFINISHED BUSINESS WITH ZIOCHABIRTHDAY BOY MAGWIZI HIGHLIGHTS PILLARS OF HIS ZIFA MASTERPLANLAZAROUS MUHONI HAILS BUSINESSMEN INVESTING IN FOOTBALLMOUNTAINEERS CLING ON TO POLE SPOTMONACO OR RUSTMAN ON THE RUN‘We need visionary, principled leaders’McCullum sees India series as ideal prepWATCH: Mliswa concedes defeat, Zifa elections to proceed‘Bosso owes me US$2 800’…Bosso secretary seeks compensation for acting postMARESCA LAUDS TEAM’S RESPONSEUmzingwane Dam recommissioned… as illegal mining operations undercut supply to the damCELTICS DEAL WARRIORS WORST HOME LOSS IN 40 YEARSMadanyika calls for big turnout for qualifiersBULLS COULD TURN TO WILLIEDeMbare challenges excite Mark MatheCITY CASTAWAYSUmzingwane Dam recommissioned…Inflows into dams jump 13 percentMAN CITY SIGN UZBEKISTAN DEFENDERMountaineers maintain Logan Cup top spotTriple national heroes’ burial set for todayVALENCIA CONDEMN RACIST ABUSE7 000 youths for KCD Mohadi tourneyZim to boost trade with Japan via Osaka 2025WEF: Chance for Zim to showcase reforms, growth potentialValue addition, beneficiation transform Masvingo ProvinceZIDA investment licences jump 19 percentMaputo port volumes dip after post-election unrestTrump plans 25pc tariffs on Mexico, Canada by February 1New schools curriculum focuses on career readinessSA central bank warns US policies may slow disinflationHow world views Trump’s returnCall for urgent witness protection law to safeguard justice systemWoman sentenced five years for killing hubbyPrisons, 4-H Zimbabwe unite for National Tree Planting DayA new dawn for psychology in Zimbabwe : Dr Naeem empowering minds, transforming livesBeitbridge highway robber gets five yearsGwanda Community Share Ownership Trust (Zimbabwean, South African security agents intensify blitz on smugglersContango seeks £1,7 for Binga coal plantSt Columba’s excels with 98pc pass rate in 2024 Zimsec O-level examsDebate about the elderly as special interest group in allocation of tendersDuo gets two years for border theftFormer guard steals safe containing US$ 4 500Countdown to Nama begins. . . Public nominations close February 5BCC deploys officers to curb illegal CBD vending
Wed. Jan 22nd, 2025
Trending News: Masvingo gets the kiss of life…Value addition, beneficiation citedZanu PF, CCC to share ZiG170 millionTriple national heroes’ burial todayFarmers urged to diversify cropsGovt commits to timely disbursement of devolution fundsOld rockers never dieFirst Lady calls for optimum care for treesGidiza back at DynamosHerentals set to join Naph, NashMLISWA LOSES ZIFA ELECTIONS BIDGwarada playing catch-up. . . Mushonga wants Zim football to lead in AfricaMountaineers stay atopWomen’s high-performance programme for ByoMhlauri wades into ZIFA polls saga. . . suggests higher qualifications, more football experienceHuge turnout expected at KCD Mohadi sports tourneyTuku marathon back‘Africa can drive industrialisation, expand energy access’Zim author advocates digital nomadismTraditional cures panacea to Africa’s health headachesWhen agricultural productivity becomes a victim of drug abuseEDITORIAL COMMENT : Let’s be vigilant this rainy seasonAfrica must look inwardfor climate financingChina stepping up activity in AfricaMan in court for mob justice murderBoost for schools feeding programme52 Zim students awarded scholarships to ChinaTshabangu refiles Supreme Court appeal in CCC leadership battleCity bigwigs pocket US$9k holiday allowanceMurder cases surge across the nation5 Bindura mine accident victims named. . . 10 killed in Midlands ProvinceMoyo appointed MMCZ GMMost areas get significant rainfall. . .Back to school for Lower Sixth learnersEnough resources in place for good harvestTHE HUNK, THE BEAUTIFUL GIRLFRIENDS, THE SEX IN BIG BROTHER’S HOUSE, THE ZODWA PHOTOSGENIUS (12) HAS 4 O-LEVEL PASSES . . . He skipped Form One class to write O-Level exams a few months later‘Mafume at heart of chaos at council’WIFE DOWNS POISON . . . Hubby pays lobola for another womanMOB VIOLENCE LANDS MAN IN COURT FOR MURDERSERIAL RAPIST SEXUALLY ABUSES INMATE IN CELLCID’S COMMUNITY POLICING TACTICS REAPING IMMEDIATE REWARDSCOUNCIL MEETINGS TO BE LIVE-STREAMEDEDITORIAL COMMENT: ALL WE PRAY FOR ARE THE RIGHT ZIFA LEADERSSA-BASED ARTIST’S DREAM COMES TRUE . . . Travels to Harare to meet his idol BenhuraTWO PROMISING ARTISTS FROM ORPHANAGE CHARM RAPPER MASKIRISHONE’S FINAL SHOW IN INDIA SET TO LIVE STREAM ON DISNEY+ HOTSTAROVER 30 WORLD-CLASS ARTISTS FOR THIS YEAR’S CAPE TOWN INTERNATIONAL JAZZ FESTIVALSULU INVADES MUTOKOFAKE EVICTIONS IN BIG BROTHER MZANSI UMLILOZIFA NC-1 MLISWA-0I’VE NO INTEREST IN THE PSL BOSS’ POST, SAYS BENZAMUSHONGA WANTS TO HELP SHAPE NEW ZIFAMUDIMU REVEALS REASONS FOR RETIREMENT FROM INTERNATIONAL FOOTBALLLUPHAHLA’S UNFINISHED BUSINESS WITH ZIOCHABIRTHDAY BOY MAGWIZI HIGHLIGHTS PILLARS OF HIS ZIFA MASTERPLANLAZAROUS MUHONI HAILS BUSINESSMEN INVESTING IN FOOTBALLMOUNTAINEERS CLING ON TO POLE SPOTMONACO OR RUSTMAN ON THE RUN‘We need visionary, principled leaders’McCullum sees India series as ideal prepWATCH: Mliswa concedes defeat, Zifa elections to proceed‘Bosso owes me US$2 800’…Bosso secretary seeks compensation for acting postMARESCA LAUDS TEAM’S RESPONSEUmzingwane Dam recommissioned… as illegal mining operations undercut supply to the damCELTICS DEAL WARRIORS WORST HOME LOSS IN 40 YEARSMadanyika calls for big turnout for qualifiersBULLS COULD TURN TO WILLIEDeMbare challenges excite Mark MatheCITY CASTAWAYSUmzingwane Dam recommissioned…Inflows into dams jump 13 percentMAN CITY SIGN UZBEKISTAN DEFENDERMountaineers maintain Logan Cup top spotTriple national heroes’ burial set for todayVALENCIA CONDEMN RACIST ABUSE7 000 youths for KCD Mohadi tourneyZim to boost trade with Japan via Osaka 2025WEF: Chance for Zim to showcase reforms, growth potentialValue addition, beneficiation transform Masvingo ProvinceZIDA investment licences jump 19 percentMaputo port volumes dip after post-election unrestTrump plans 25pc tariffs on Mexico, Canada by February 1New schools curriculum focuses on career readinessSA central bank warns US policies may slow disinflationHow world views Trump’s returnCall for urgent witness protection law to safeguard justice systemWoman sentenced five years for killing hubbyPrisons, 4-H Zimbabwe unite for National Tree Planting DayA new dawn for psychology in Zimbabwe : Dr Naeem empowering minds, transforming livesBeitbridge highway robber gets five yearsGwanda Community Share Ownership Trust (Zimbabwean, South African security agents intensify blitz on smugglersContango seeks £1,7 for Binga coal plantSt Columba’s excels with 98pc pass rate in 2024 Zimsec O-level examsDebate about the elderly as special interest group in allocation of tendersDuo gets two years for border theftFormer guard steals safe containing US$ 4 500Countdown to Nama begins. . . Public nominations close February 5BCC deploys officers to curb illegal CBD vending
Wed. Jan 22nd, 2025

Police release names of Bindura mine accident’s five victims

Crime Reporter
The Zimbabwe Republic Police has released the names of five of the seven artisanal miners who were killed after a mineshaft they were working in collapsed at Botha Mine in Bindura on Saturday.
National police spokesperson Commissioner Paul Nyathi said the other two victims are yet to be identified by their relatives.
Those identified by their next of kin are Leo Chapondama of Maganyani Village in Masembura, Bindura; Zolani Nyani (21) of Church Road in Chipadze, Bindura; Samson Madyira (20); Jacob Madyira Nongwe (34) and Mathew Madyira (23), with all three coming from Waerera Village in Masembura, Bindura.
“The other two victims are yet to be identified by their next of kin,” he said.
“The Zimbabwe Republic Police warns the public against conducting mining activities at illegal shafts and disused mine sites as the current incessant rains have made the ground wet such that it is prone to collapsing and mine trappings.”

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