Hero Chaza burial today

Herald Reporter
FREEDOM fighter and former ZBC worker Cde Charles Munenerwa Chaza who died on Saturday has been declared a liberation

Thousands to be moved

Government has started demarcating 14 000 hectares of land at the Nuanetsi Ranch in Chiredzi to resettle over 3 000 families to

Chiefs, EU to meet

THE Zimbabwe chiefs’ council will this week meet European Union embassy officials accredited to Zimbabwe as part of its efforts

Kings of the Zambezi

By Petros Kausiyo
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Zimphos needs support

GOVERNMENT has been urged to support Zimphos so that it realigns its plan to conform to the needs of its clients and return to

Councillor challenges mayor on tribunal

Municipal Reporter
Special interest councillor Charles Nyachowe feels Mayor Muchadeyi Masunda should not proceed with the appointment of

Man arrested for human trafficking

By Thupeyo Muleya in Beitbridge
Police have arrested a 32-year-old Bulawayo man for allegedly smuggling 21 children aged between one and 16 years into

Coltart refutes Govt ban on holiday lessons

Herald Reporter
Education, Sport, Art and Culture Minister David Coltart has

President in Windhoek

From Robert Mukondiwa in WINDHOEK, Namibia
PRESIDENT Mugabe arrived here yesterday to attend a

Salamao under fire over Zim utterances

Herald Reporter
SADC executive secretary Mr Tomaz Salamao has no right to determine policies for the regional bloc as he only serves as an employee of the organisation, Government officials have said.
This follows his recent media reports that President Jacob Zuma’s mediation role in Zimbabwe was not on the Sadc summit agenda set for Luanda, Angola, next week.
President Zuma, who is the Sadc appointed facilitator to the inter-party dialogue in Zimbabwe, is expected to assume the chairmanship of the Sadc Organ on Defence, Politics and Security Co-operation in Angola.
The facilitator reports to the organ on Zimbabwean issues.
Government last week indicated that the summit should consider the possibility of President Zuma playing the two

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