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From Petros Kausiyo in GABORONE, Botswana
FORMER Zimbabwe international and Mamelodi Sundowns chief scout, Ian Gorowa, has given a brutal assessment of
All set for Dynamos player awards
Sports Reporter
Harare giants Dynamos will next week hold an awards ceremony to honour players who excelled during the just-ended
Zifa bosses suspended
Grace Chingoma Sports Reporter
THE Zifa board last night suspended two of its members, Gift Banda and Patrick Hokonya, following allegations of match-
Cde Majuru buried
Herald Reporter
FORMER Goromonzi Senator and member of the Zanu-PF National Consultative Assembly Cde Sirori Majuru who died last
Veteran educationist Shumba dies
Herald Reporters
FORMER Deputy Minister of Education, Sport and Culture and Mwenezi legislator Cde Isaiah Masvayamwando Shumba, who
Zanu-PF conference roars into life
From Hebert Zharare in BULAWAYO
ZANU-PF’s 12th Annual National People’s Conference begins here today with President Mugabe steering the meeting in
President urges farmers to harness rains
Sydney Kawadza in Bulawayo
Zimbabweans should double their efforts and plant more trees while adopting conservation practices that ensure maximum
Fibre connectivity to boost Internet
Tonderai Rutsito Business Correspondent
Zimbabweans, for a long time, have been patiently waiting for the advent of real fast connectivity speeds but with most fibre
ICT Ministry to hold second Achievers Awards
Business Reporter
THE Ministry of Information and Communication Technology will on Saturday host the second annual ICT Achievers Awards.
Schools auction fees defaulters’ property
Zvamaida Murwira Senior Reporter
SCHOOLS in Karoi have started auctioning property belonging to fees defaulters. This follows a High Court ruling which empowered schools to sue parents who default paying fees instead of turning away pupils.
The move is expected to have ripple effects as other schools are likely to follow suit.
It is also expected to trigger debate in the education sector as many schools have long used expulsion or exclusion of pupils as a way of enforcing payment.
In the past, schools turned away pupils who failed to pay fees and levies, but with the High Court judgment, a new strategy will have to be used in dealing with defaulters.
According to a statement published in the media yesterday, the Deputy Sheriff is expected to auction property belonging to parents from three schools together with other defaulters.