Zanu-PF, ANC youths to continue fight against imperialism

Herald Reporter
ZANU-PF youths have called for a brotherly support between revolutionary parties to overcome imperialists trying

Sables regroup

Sports Reporter
DESPITE still being on a high following their successful tour of Uganda, Zimbabwe’s Sables have shifted attention to

Use media to create HIV/Aids knowledge base — Shamu

From Ruth Butaumocho in Kadoma
GOVERNMENT has called on the National Aids Council and some stakeholders involved in HIV and Aids programmes

Chidzambwa’s date with destiny

By Petros Kausiyo
SUNDAY “MHOFU” CHIDZA-MBWA believes his South African National First Division outfit Black Leopards will have

Robson Sharuko: Admiring Taderera

OH, yes, it’s time for the Harare Derby again and our city, once again, shows the divisions that have turned it into

Regulations to curb illegal vending in the pipeline

By Michael Chideme
VENDORS flouting city by-laws will be jailed following the council’s move to come up with regulations that

Martin wins Zim closed

By Collin Matiza
MURRAY Martin is the 2011 Zimbabwe Closed squash champion. Martin recently emerged triumphant at the two-day

Company gives goodies, cash to children’s home

Herald Reporter
SEED CO has donated blankets, foodstuffs and cash to Harare Children’s Home as part of the seed processing firm’s

Tuku named Unicef goodwill envoy

ZIMBABWE’S internationally acclaimed musician Oliver Mtukudzi has been appointed the United Nations

President leaves for Langkawi Dialogue

By Farai Dzirutwe
PRESIDENT Mugabe left Harare for Malaysia yesterday to attend the 9th Langkawi International Dialogue which

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