We will bring Barcelona: ZTA

By Isdore Guvamombe
ONE of the world’s greatest football teams, Barcelona could be heading for Zimbabwe for two matches possibly against Dynamos

Mubarak denies charges

CAIRO.
Former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak (83) denied all charges leveled against him during an initial hearing in a trial

CIA releases files on Cuban invasion

Washington.
Pressured by a lawsuit, the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) on Monday released another group of files of its so-called official

British police chief, deputy arrested over corruption

LONDON.
The head of a British police force and his deputy were arrested yesterday on suspicion of corruption and fraud, a source with

UN Council struggles with Syria crisis response

DAMASCUS.
The UN Security Council met again yesterday as it struggles over how to respond to the Syria crisis Russia warns is veering

West perpetrating rights abuses through diamond war

By Tendai Moyo
Diamonds from the Chiadzwa area of Manicaland in Zimbabwe have gained unparallelled global prominence not because

REASON WAFAWAROVA: Dilemma of free speech, civil liberties

ANTHONY CLIFFORD GRAYLING argues in his book Liberty in the Age of Terror that “Liberty is not divisible; a society’s

All set for rugby Friday

By Paul Munyuki
FRIDAY could soon become a rugby day in Zimbabwe. Having taken a break for six weeks over the past two months, league

Tapfuma in ITF quarter-finals

By Ellina Mhlanga
TENDAI Tapfuma stormed into the quarter-finals of the International Tennis Federation 18-and-Under South and Central

Makusha takes maiden pro win

By Collin Matiza
ZIMBABWE’S track and field star athlete Ngonidzashe Makusha stole the show from four top Jamaican sprinters at the

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