Zim Now Writer
A Harare man, Tashinga Njekesa, was yesterday sentenced to 10 years in jail following his conviction for stealing National Railways of Zimbabwe brake blocks.
Njekesa was arrested by NRZ loss control details who found him in possession of eight brake blocks on August 2 last year.
Meanwhile, brighter days lie ahead for the NRZ through the US$1.5 billion steel project by Dinson Iron and Steel Company.
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