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Eurozone crisis could rip EU apart: Officials
STRASBOURG. – The eurozone debt crisis now threatening banks could destroy six decades of post-war European integration, top
Is Dhewa’s new song, dance a plea for help?
Ruth Butaumocho Entertainment Editor
Sungura musician Tongai Moyo is one of Zimbabwe’s most versatile artistes when it comes to stage work during live shows.
‘Mother Teresa’ gives hope to Hatcliffe orphans
It is difficult in turbulent economic times to dream of upgrading the lives of others especially if you are entrapped in the
Patel declared national hero
Herald Reporters
THE Zanu-PF Politburo met in Harare yesterday and unanimously declared businessman and nationalist Cde Kantibhai Gordanbhai Patel a national hero.
His remains will be interred at the National Heroes Acre in August next year during National Heroes’ Day commemorations.
Cde Patel (83) died last Saturday in Johannesburg, South Africa, where he had been receiving treatment.
Zanu-PF spokesperson Cde Rugare Gumbo yesterday said the Politburo reached the decision after taking stock of his contributions during and after the liberation struggle.
“Cde Patel has been declared a national hero. The decision was unanimous. Everyone spoke highly of his contributions. He
Ken Saro-Wiwa was right
Nnimmo Bassey
When the Ogoni people demanded a halt to the unwholesome acts of the Shell Production and Development Company and
MaOne: Where up to 7 people sleep in one room!
DURING the day everything seems normal, except for the spilling raw sewage and the gothic looking one-roomed co-houses
Rushwaya, Zifa row drags on
Petros Kausiyo Deputy Sports Editor
ZIFA’S row with Henrietta Rushwaya over vehicles and generators donated to the association continues to drag on at the
US faces Zim cash lawsuits
Sydney Kawadza Assistant News Editor
INDIVIDUALS and companies losing money through the United States’ Office of Foreign Assets Control should engage lawyers and challenge the embargo in international courts.
Attorney-General Mr Johannes Tomana yesterday said although this was expensive, time had come for Zimbabweans to challenge the illegal sanctions.
“Countries that have imposed these illegal sanctions with total disregard of the United Nations structures are actually violating human rights.
“They are targeting any transactions, especially in the US currency as they are processed in their system,” he said.
Veld fires: Hurungwe feels the heat
There is a song by the Nyaminyami Sounds, a Kariba-based musical outfit, which talks about how a raging veld fire needs