adminEnd your riots first, President tells UK
Herald Reporters
THE United Kingdom government should concentrate on solving its internal problems such as the ongoing riots instead of
All set for Zambezi Derby
By Petros Kausiyo
WARRIORS’ coach Norman Mapeza has challenged his charges to maintain a winning culture when they face old rivals
Holiday accidents claim 22
Herald Reporters
TWENTY-TWO people died, while 250 others were injured in separate road accidents recorded countrywide during Heroes Day
Mutasa, Jongwe axed
By Grace Chingoma
AS revealed in The Herald yesterday, Lloyd Mutasa has lost his job as Dynamos coach with Callisto Pasuwa taking over the
Parliament recalled as London burns
Foreign Editor
BRITISH Prime Minister David Cameron cut short his holiday in Italy to return home to deal
Blood donation campaign underway
Herald Reporter
THE National Blood Service of Zimbabwe has embarked on a two-week nationwide campaign to collect blood during and after
ASEAN grouping will be strong by 2015: Envoy
Herald Reporter
The Association of the South East Asian Nations will become a vibrant international grouping with three major pillars by 2015,
Mdc formations buying time: Madhuku
Herald Reporter
MDC formations’ demands as pre-conditions for elections are meant to buy time because they are not confident of winning
ZRP ready to safeguard Uhuru
From Freeman Razemba in LUSAKA, Zambia
Zimbabwe Republic Police will remain patriotic and continue to safeguard the country’s hard won independence, a senior
Thousands celebrate ZDF Day
Herald Reporters
THOUSANDS of people across the political divide yesterday put their differences aside and thronged the National Sports Stadium and other centres nationwide to celebrate the 31st anniversary of the Zimbabwe Defence Forces Day.
President Mugabe who is the Head of State and Government and Commander-in-Chief of the Zimbabwe Defence Forces, led the proceedings at the main event in Harare with a keynote address.
Provincial Governors and Resident Ministers read the President’s speech in ceremonies held in other nine administrative provinces.