Somali troops, militia take two towns
MOGADISHU.
Somali troops backed by pro-government militia took two towns from rebel Islamist group
13 new gene variants linked to heart disease
BEIJING.
Thirteen new gene variants have been found to have connections with a high risk of
Seychelles supports anti-sanctions lobby
By Takunda Maodza in MAURITIUS
SEYCHELLES has thrown its weight behind the anti-sanctions lobby with President James
Stray cattle destroy maize
By George Maponga in Masvingo
A new farmer in the Ndanga area of Zaka last week allegedly lost over 15 hectares of maize
Masvingo’s phase 2 water project begins
Masvingo Bureau
Masvingo City Council has embarked on Phase 2 of its water augmentation programme,
GMB needs US$1m to repair strategic silos
The Grain Marketing Board needs US$1 million to repair four depots for strategic reserves,
250 000ha maize a complete write off
Masvingo Bureau
More than 250 000 hectares of maize are reportedly a complete write-off in Masvingo following
Zim: Key world player
By Tichaona Zindoga
NINE months ago, former Australian Prime Minister John Howard ghosted into Zimbabwe to
HIV/Aids activist Tanyanyiwa dies
Herald Reporter
HIV and Aids activist and a member of the Citizens Aids Survival Trust, Ms Miriam
Relief as clinic is set to open in Penemene
Beitbridge Bureau
A new clinic, St Monica Family Health Centre, will soon open its doors in Penemene, 60km


