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Roselyn Sachati Deputy Features Editor
THE media have written endless stories on the monster. Police have received many reports. The courts have also been laden
Regional integration key: Sadc leaders
From Caesar Zvayi in LUANDA, Angola
THE 31st Ordinary Summit of Sadc heads of state and government opened at the Talatona Convention Centre here yesterday
Tennis team to camp
By Ellina Mhlanga
ZIMBABWE’S tennis players who will represent the country at the 10th All-Africa Games in Maputo, Mozambique next month
Moto-X preps gather pace
By Collin Matiza
PREPARATIONS for the 2011 FIM Africa Motocross Championships are gathering a healthy dose of momentum with the
Zim boxer faces Zambian
By Augustine Hwata
UNHERALDED Zimbabwean boxer Brian Mwando is set to trade leather with Malawi’s Chimwemwe Chiwocha in a non-title
Masuku taunts Moneybags as Bosso win
FROM Sikhumbuzo Moyo in Bulawayo
Highlanders …………………………..(1) 1
FC Platinum ………………………………..0
HIGHLANDERS put up one of their most spirited team efforts to hand FC Platinum coach Rahman Gumbo his first defeat
Mtizwa grounded
By Grace Chingoma
ZIMBABWE international midfielder Lio-nel Mtizwa’s fledging professional career is in limbo with the former CAPS United
Football mourns Mujuru
By Petros Kausiyo
ZIFA have joined the nation in mourning the death of former Zimbabwe National Army commander and founding patron of
Solomon Mujuru death: Wife speaks
– Stop making wild statements
– Let police complete probe
Herald Reporters
WHILE police continued their forensic investigations yesterday into the death of General Solomon Mujuru, his widow, Acting President Joice Mujuru, implo-red people to stop making wild statements on the cause of death.
Police were tight-lipped yesterday over what they have found so far, and while revealing there had been a post-mortem, declined to give the results until they knew more.
Gen Mujuru (66) died when his farmhouse in Beatrice burned down on Monday night.
Since then, there has been speculation over the cause of the fire, but yesterday Acting President Mujuru made it clear that
Sadc hails GPA progress, election roadmap
From Caesar Zvayi in LUANDA, Angola
SADC has hailed progress made in the implementation of the Global Political Agreement and the poll roadmap, saying GPA issues had been dealt with at the extraordinary summit in Sandton, South Africa, in June which urged parties to the inclusive Government to put timelines to the draft roadmap in readiness for elections to be held either late this year or early next year.
The Sandton summit envisaged that Sadc’s facilitation would have been concluded by the time the ordinary summit here convened in order not to burden facilitator South African President Jacob Zuma who, from yesterday, assumed chairmanship of the Troika and wou-ld have the unenviable