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CIO ordered to pay employee US$132k

Justice Munangati-Manongwa took a swipe at government officials who defy court orders while acting in their official capacity, adding that they were problematic.

By Desmond Chingarande Apr. 22, 2025

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Vic Falls girls brutally assaulted by CIO operatives

Esau Ncube, the father of one of the victims, said police in the resort city refused to open a docket against the CIO officers alleging that the matter was political.

By Gracious Daniel Mar. 16, 2025

Vic Falls girls brutally assaulted by CIO operatives

Spook admits stealing from Home Affairs office

Prosecutor Dzidzai Josiah told the court that on October 17 last year, Martin Jimu was on duty and left everything intact after securing all doors and windows.

By Trevor Mutsvairo Jan. 20, 2025

Spook admits stealing from Home Affairs office

Late top spy’s mother Gogo Muzariri dies in deplorable state

Gogo Muzariri died on Tuesday at the height of an estate wrangle between her son’s widow Esther and his son Tatenda.

By Staff Reporter Dec. 5, 2024

Late top spy’s mother Gogo Muzariri dies in deplorable state

More properties unearthed in Muzariri estate saga

However, Esther conspicuously left out three children born out of wedlock, sparking a raging dispute that has spilled into the courts.

By Staff Reporter Oct. 29, 2024

More properties unearthed in Muzariri estate saga

CIO trio in dock on robbery, extortion charges

According to court documents, the trio threatened to shoot Zhang or his miners if they attempted to flee .

By Trevor Mutsvairo Oct. 29, 2024

CIO trio in dock on robbery, extortion charges

CIO faces kidnap charges

Cleopas Charuka (34) appeared Tuesday before Harare magistrate Marehwanazvo Gofa, who remanded him to on November 11 on US$200 bail.

By Trevor Mutsvairo Oct. 16, 2024

Editorial Comment: CIO’s alleged off budget financing raises eyebrows

Faz’s involvement in last year’s elections put a huge dent on Zimbabwe’s electoral democracy and acting on such threats to transparency must never be taken lightly.

By The Standard Jun. 9, 2024