adminClubs challenge relegation
Sports Reporter
THE four clubs axed from the Premiership this season – Shooting Stars, Kiglon, Zimbabwe Saints and Masvingo United –
Warriors fall to Rwanda
DAR-ES-SALAAM. – Rwanda are through to the quarterfinals of this year’s Cecafa Tusker Challenge Cup after outclassing
Kirsty scoops continental honours
Collin Matiza Sports Editor
KIRSTY Coventry has done it again! The Zimbabwean swimming sensation was yesterday named as the Female African
Will we get SuperSport deal?
Robson Sharuko Senior Sports Editor
THE Zimbabwe Premiership has boosted its chances of a landmark partnership with SuperSport International next year but a
Pasuwa gets vote of confidence
Eddie Chikamhi Sports Reporter
The Dynamos executive have passed a vote of confidence on Calisto Pasuwa and are ready give him a long term contract
Referees’ scandal
Petros Kausiyo Deputy Sports Editor
ZIFA board members Patrick Hokonya and Gift Banda are in the eye of the storm after they were fingered in the massive
Analysts hail war crimes verdict against Blair, Bush
Herald Reporters
ANALYSTS have hailed the Kuala Lumpur War Crimes Commission verdict that found George W Bush and Tony Blair guilty of crimes against peace, crimes against humanity and genocide as a result of their roles in the Iraq War.
The tribunal consists of five judges with judicial and academic backgrounds.
The tribunal called for the reform of the International Criminal Court, saying it was pursuing Western interests.
Former United States vice president Dick Cheney in August said he feared being tried by the ICC for crimes against humanity.
Cheney confided in former White House chief of Staff
UK envoy digs in on gay rights
Bulawayo Bureau
BRITAIN, which has publicly said it will not give aid to governments that do not recognise gay rights, yesterday defended homosexuality as a “modern” trend.
British Ambassador to Zimbabwe Ms Deborah Bronnert described the practice as “modern”.
Prime Minister David Cameron’s declaration that London will not help governments that do not support gay rights has been viewed as Whitehall’s way to smuggle homosexuality into African and other developing countries that depend on aid.
This is despite widespread condemnation of gay relations, which are alien to African culture and an abomination.
Britain’s foreign policy came under the spotlight recently when
Female rape suspects demand early trial
Tendai Rupapa Court Reporter
JANUARY 26 next year has been set as the trial date for the three women accused of sexually attacking hitchhikers in search of semen.
Sisters Sophie (26) and Netsai Nhokwara (24), Rosemary Chakwizira (28) and their male counterpart Thulani Ngwenya (24) are on US$300 bail each.
Prosecutor Mr Tapiwa Kasema told the court that the quartet’s trial date had been set for January 26 next year and requested that they be remanded to that date.
Mr Dumisani Mthombeni, Mr Charles Nyika and Mr Frank Hwenhira appeared for the quartet and unsuccessfully applied to have the case deferred to an earlier date on the basis that January 26 was far away.
Zim hails Indonesia’s Trade Expo
Tendai Mugabe Business Reporter
The 26th edition of the Trade Expo Indonesia, held in Jakarta last month, has opened the floodgates for small and medium