Blow for Libyan rebels as general’s killed
BENGHAZI/PRAGUE.
General Abdel Fatah Younes, commander of forces fighting to oust Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, has been killed in
Ex-Kenyan minister up for graft
NAIROBI.
Kenya’s High Court yesterday ruled that a former minister should face trial in a case in which he is charged with abuse of office
Leave us alone, say generals
Herald Reporter
THE Zimbabwe Defence Forces have no time to discuss their constitutional mandate in the media with misguided elements
Six banks risk losing licences
By Victoria Ruzvidzo
SIX banks have failed to meet the prescribed minimum capital threshold and risk losing their licences if they fail to submit
Deportations against SA interests
By Mandisi Majavu
At the end of July 2011, the South African government plans to lift the moratorium on deportations to Zimbabwe and will
Do-or-Die for Young Sables
By Paul Munyuki
THE battle lines have been drawn for the Junior Africa Cup final at Prince Edward this afternoon with the winner between
Makusha wins top US accolade
FLORIDA.
Florida State’s Ngoni Makusha, an internationally elite track performer who ran and jumped his way into company with Carl
Lochte rockets to golden treble
SHANGHAI.
America’s Ryan Lochte rocketed to his third gold medal yesterday as he continued to take the Shanghai world swimming
Moses Chasweka-the original Gwejegweje
By Eddie Chikamhi
JUNE 30 2004 will always rank as one of the darkest days in former football star Moses Chasweka’s life. The former Chapungu
HIV and the law
BENNY is a 30-year-old man. He got married to Sheila (not real name), his long-time girlfriend, four years ago. They had






