Kiglon unhappy with PSL
By Augustine Hwata
PREMIERSHIP side Kiglon, who allege that small clubs are being given a raw deal, are reluctant to fulfil their rescheduled
Mighty Warriors strike Presidential banquet
Sports Reporter
FAR away in Southern Sudan, news filtered into President’s Mugabe’s ears that the Mighty Warriors had done the nation
We tried too hard: Mpandare
By Eddie Chikamhi
WHAT had begun as a promising journey for the Young Warriors in the All-Africa Games campaign came to a disappointing
Binga’s first black parliamentarian Muntanga dies
Bulawayo Bureau
THE first legislator for Binga constituency after independence Cde Andrew Sikajaya Muntanga, has died. He was 74. Cde
ZOU, union to train tobacco farmers
Herald Reporter
THE Zimbabwe Open University and Zimbabwe Progressive Tobacco Farmers Union have signed an agreement that will see the
Maths, science compulsory up to O-Level
Herald Reporter
GOVERNMENT has made the teaching of mathematics and science subjects up to Ordinary Level compulsory, Parliament
Govt fighting to keep Air Zimbabwe afloat
Herald Reporter
GOVERNMENT is currently doing firefighting to save Air Zimbabwe from total collapse as the national airline requires at
Minister blasts bid to influence judiciary
By Lloyd Gumbo
GOVERNMENT is concerned with attempts by some non-governmental organisations and foreign governments trying to
MTP seeks to entrench gains
By Golden Sibanda
THE recently launched Medium Term Plan seeks to entrench and improve on the macro-economic gains achieved through
China offers Africa chance to author own narrative
By James Shikwati
RENEWED interest in Africa by emerging and existing global giants may develop the continent, but leave Africans









