A former wholesale cashier who stole more than US$48,000 from his employer before fleeing to Zambia and assuming a false identity has been sentenced to an effective six years in prison after failing to repay the stolen money. The dramatic case came to an end after a cross-border investigation involving the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) and Interpol led to the arrest of 34-year-old Tawanda Manzinde, who had allegedly been living under a fake Zambian identity. Manzinde, former

Zimbabwe and Zambia are set to install Africa's first floating international border markers on Lake Kariba. The project aims to eliminate decades of uncertainty that have led to accidental crossings, disputes and arrests involving fishing communities and boat operators.