Jomic sets up committees to quell political violence

Herald Reporter
The Joint Monitoring and Implementation Committee has set up inter-party committees from district to cell level to quell politically motivated violence in and around Harare.

US$94 000 legal fees

The High Court has granted a local law firm an order for payment of US$94 000 in outstanding

Labour union wrangle

The wrangle over control of the Commercial Workers Union of Zimbabwe has spilled into the High Court with a faction challenging the executive elected into office last year.

Vagrant gets 6 years

A homeless man who broke into a hostel at Harare Girls High School and stole some items before attempting to rape a Form Four pupil was on Wednesday sentenced to…

SA cops arrest 32 striking truckers

JOHANNESBURG.South African police said yesterday they had arrested 32 striking truckers who had forced two of their non-striking colleagues off the road, assaulted them and set fire to their trucks.“They…

King to be honoured

Not even in his wildest dreams could Martin Luther King Jr have imagined that he would one day find himself honoured alongside two of America’s best-known and best-loved presidents. But…

Muslim Brotherhood alive in Egypt

CAIRO.
Egyptian youth leaders moved to set up a new political party yesterday as the Islamist Muslim Brotherhood played an increasingly important role in preparing for post-Mubarak elections promised within six months.

Breast enlargement proves costly

Two British sisters are facing jail after using stolen credit cards to pay for breast enlargement surgery.Rishona Downes (25) and her older sibling Ramona (27) each splashed out more than…

Tsvangirai threatens election boycott

Herald Reporter
MDC-T leader Mr Morgan Tsvangirai has indicated that he is unlikely to take part in elections that are due

I can’t take someone’s property: Taxi driver

When John James left US$100 000 worth of jewellery and valuables in a New York taxi after he was dropped off at the city’s National Arts Club, he thought he…

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