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Sun. Jan 19th, 2025
Trending News: City’s cultural heritage on display. . .Cultural artists cash in on school curriculumSeized fire tenders: Zim goes to courtLegal process to extend President’s term explainedGovt consults families on burial of national heroesNSSA to increase pension payoutsNSA set to establish medical village for doctors, nursesHigh-tech data collection platform for Gukurahundi outreach300 000 Zimbabweans flock home for holidays16 fake ZACC affiliates identifiedDigitisation of magistrates’ courts beginsGovt arranges mortgages for agric land purchasesFarmers turn to technology as they seek to boost yieldsRemembering Ambassador MvunduraEDITORIAL COMMENT: New traders market an opportunity to renew dilapidated MbareWe’ve everything to gain by being unitedDemocracy is what we say it isWe’re facing common enemy of Western-funded propagandaWhither PSL big three?ZIFA elections give women hopeZim athletes eye World Champs slotsZIFA candidates unfazedDurham extend Zim pre-season tour to fansThe Catholic nun behind Kwekwe UtdRBZ urges banks to liquidate investmentsBusiness calls for more ZiG useZim’s infrastructure projects to drive economic growthMukuru leads in remittance, financial services industryRise of under-age drinking spots in Makokoba. . . . triggers child prostitution, anti-social behaviourPremier Africa Minerals on working capital raiseLubimbi methane gas a game-changer in energy sectorHeavy rains kill 23. . .877 households affectedFuneral parade in Bulawayo for national hero SizibaA title deed is the biggest form of empowermentTruckload of Presidential inputs for Tsholotsho vanishesBig Three in trouble…Emerging new crop of teams rule the roostWATCH: ‘I had not anticipated what I was subjected to at Nampundwe’Comment: Current challenges caused by incessant rains call for robust responseGovernment to curb smuggling of second-hand clothingMinister Ziyambi explains legal process to extend President’s termSecond day lost to rain again at BACTourism all about creating memories…High prospects for Zimbabwe tourism sector in 2025Zimbabwean renaissance‘Harness new technologies for business growth’Grow your vision of greatnessFounders High celebrates resultsVP Nkomo centred peace-building initiatives around traditional leadersHighlanders election nomination process closesNew Bosso players chairman challenges ex-playersNunez carries the day for LiverpoolForgotten no more: The Black South Africans who died in WWI AfricaHwange Town secretary acquitted of graft chargesCouncils meet to explore prepaid water metersNew Zimparks Director-General, lays out visionStrategic planning assures path to prosperityEMA clears the air on location of fuel stationsZimra comments on four arrested officersCelebrating MaMliswa’s remarkable lifeZimbabwe must leverage China’s Africa commitment89 families face eviction to pave way for road constructionFifa policy gives women hope on Zifa electionGore’s blueprint for Zimbabwe football successTikTok vows to ensure platform’s success in US. . . as US Supreme Court upholds banChesvingo safe market: A haven for Masvingo womenOver 800 agricultural extension officers receive digital tabletsScholarships department dismisses fake 2025 advertisementsKnow Your Warriors: Is Kelvin Lunga’s Warriors dream over?Influencing the future of football: The journey of Odatious MarowaManaka Ranaka backs Denise Zimba after she exposes husband’s affair with best friendSkincare brand gives back to the communityWATCH: We did it for pride: MutemaTransformation with Mildred: Feed your focus, starve your distractionsProcess of successPossessing the gates of your dayWHAT IS UMTHWAKAZI?ZimParks intervenes to address baboon menace in Pumula SouthZBC cameraman: Go well Big SoloZimbabwe goes to Lithuania court over seized fire tendersUS-based Zimbabwe athletes eye World Athletics ChampsNssa to increase pension payoutsOMs coach confident title defenceMore economic partnerships to be pursued in 2025Active reading strategiesMusic not for intellectually challenged — SashakeysTURNING TRAGEDY INTO TRIUMPHINSIDE THE WORLD OF AN UNDERTAKERStrange requests morticians have facedAre we compatible?Disability management strategies can benefit your businessMAGWIZI CHARMS BANKET RESIDENTSBaby swap at Bulawayo hospitalSiziba, Chimutengwende declared national heroesAnti-corruption efforts to intensifyAndy backs Chevys…Cricket icon puts his money on Zimbabwe against EnglandO-level pass rate increasesPublic proposal pays off: Bulawayo couple begins their foreverA new era for Zimbabwe’s political landscape laudableLuphahla under no illusion about monumental task at Simba BhoraHeavy rains disrupt rail services while farmers rejoice at improved conditionsZimbabwe Embassy helps identify victims of Stilfontein mine disasterScotts Maphuma set for magical Amapiano debut in Bulawayo
Sun. Jan 19th, 2025

Man, assaults sex worker over ‘quickie’

 

Mashudu Mambo

A 29-YEAR-OLD man from Bulawayo assaulted a commercial sex worker following a misunderstanding over a “quickie”.

This was heard when Chrispen Mhlanga appeared before Bulawayo magistrate Nomagugu Maphosa facing a charge of assault.

He pleaded guilty to the charge and was remanded to tomorrow for sentencing.

The court heard that on 5 February 2023 and at around 2.30am at the corner of Joshua Mqabuko Nkomo Street and 1st Avenue, Mhlanga had a misunderstanding with a sex worker whom he wanted to hire for a short- time romp.

It was, however, not mentioned in papers what exactly triggered the misunderstanding.

The court heard that at the height of the dispute, Mhlanga flew into a rage and brutally assaulted the commercial sex worker.

He assaulted her with fists and slaps all over her body before he knocked her down.

The woman sustained bruises all over the body as a result of the assault and she lost US$10 in the process.

The matter was reported to the police and investigations led to Mhlanga’s arrest.

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