adminAnother year, another lean season for Buhera
Tichaona Zindoga
FROM the relative coolness of the shade provided by a small rondavel, 58-year-old Rhoda Chinyanga of Mudinzva Village under Chief Nyashanu in Buhera carefully follows the harvesting of her sorghum.
ZPC Kariba lead Zifa Northern Region
Godknows Matarutse Sports ReporterFORMER Gunners striker Patrick Makuvaza has settled to life in the second-tier league and scored a fine goal for ZPC Kariba when they dismissed Blue Jets 2-1 to go three points clear at the top of the Zifa Northern Region Division One League at the weekend.
The AU must be proactive
Nkosazana Dlamini-ZumaPresident Nelson Mandela in his Long Walk to Freedom said, “I have walked that long road to freedom. I have tried not to falter; I have made missteps along the way. But I have discovered the secret that after climbing a great hill, one only finds that there are many more hills to climb.
How France lives off Africa
SOME of you may already be aware of this, but if like us you’re hearing about this for the first time your jaw will drop. And it’ll probably raise the same BIG questions in your mind that it did in ours. (Incidentally, once you read this you’ll no longer wonder why French presidents’ and ministers are sometimes greeted by protests when they visit former French colonies in Africa, even if the protests are about other issues. Though what other issues could be more important than thisIn the potter’s house
Takura RukwatiIn the journey of Christianity, if God speaks to a contemporary Christian and does not listen, it is unlikely God will speak again until certain necessary steps are taken to reconcile with Him. Disobedience has an ability to block a Christian from hearing from God.
Message from Charles Taylor conviction: Don’t cross us
Stephen Gowans
“. . . this case directly raises the question of whether the judicial process can be fashioned into a political tool for use by powerful nations to remove democratically elected leaders of other nations that refuse to serve as their handmaidens and footstools.”
Malawi devalues currency by 34pc
BLANTYRE — Malawi devalued its currency by nearly 34 percent against the US dollar yesterday as it floated the local kwacha, bowing to a key demand of the International Monetary Fund to fix the troubled economy.Banda fed up with Madonna
LILONGWE — Malawi’s President Joyce Banda is not a fan of Madonna. Banda told The Daily Telegraph, the singer is not “banned’ from Malawi, but that her charity work would no longer be welcome in her country. “Madonna came to Malawi
EU reaches out to France’s Hollande
PARIS — European and world leaders reached out yesterday to France’s president-elect Francois Hollande. Official final results of Sunday’s second round run-off showed that Hollande had won 51,62 percent of the vote to Sarkozy’s 48,38.