May 2011 – Page 167

LONDON.
Non-Test nations should be given the chance to qualify for the World Cup, the cricket committee of the International Cricket

Herald Reporter
GOVERNMENT yesterday signed a US$206 million deal with the Development Bank of Southern Africa for the rehabilitation

By Paul Munyuki
THE Young Sables’ experience at the junior world tournaments could soon start to filter into the national team as six

Herald Reporter
Banks have backtracked on their earlier decision to return R8 million worth of South African rand coins, saying this was costly.

By Robert Mukondiwa
PRESIDENT Mugabe left Harare yesterday for Kampala, Uganda, to attend the swearing-in ceremony of President Yoweri

Herald Reporter
Media, Information and Publicity Minister Webster Shamu has sent condolences to the Mahachi and Nyanhongo families on the

Herald Reporter
THEMATIC committee meetings on the proposed new constitution were stalled yesterday after members of the two MDC

By Augustine Hwata
THREE Dynamos players – Washington Arubi, Da-vid Kutyauripo and Guthrie Zhokinyi – were yesterday questioned by

By Golden Sibanda and Martin Kadzere
RENAISSANCE Financial Holdings founder Mr Patterson Timba is set to lose control of the financial group amid

Herald Reporter
BOTSWANA has pledged to address the issue of Studio 7, a pirate broadcast by the Voice of America, which broadcasts