Reporter in court for denigrating Head of State

Court Reporter
A freelance journalist has been arrested for allegedly insulting President Mugabe during an an altercation with another man at Avondale shopping centre.

Ministers snub Senate

Herald Reporter
CABINET Ministers on Thursday snubbed Senate where they were supposed to respond to questions by members of the Upper House, a development that riled Senators.

Chombo urges council to revisit tender

Municipal Reporter
GOVERNMENT has asked Harare City Council to revisit a tender it awarded a local company valued at US$5,5 million for the supply of 27 refuse trucks.

President leaves for Summit

Caesar Zvayi Deputy Editor
PRESIDENT MUGABE left the country yesterday for Addis Ababa, Ethiopia to attend the 19th Ordinary Session of the African Union General Assembly.

Zifa suspends official

Sports Reporter
ZIFA have slapped with an indefinite suspension their communications manager Nichollette Dhlamini-Moyo for as yet unspecified reasons and have referred the matter to a disciplinary tribunal.

Queens meet in grudge match

Augustine Hwata Sports Reporter
THE championship race in the Castle Lager Premiership officially reaches the halfway mark for most teams this weekend with unbeaten Highlanders having the luxury of sitting at the top of the table.

Warriors date Chipolopolo

Petros Kausiyo Deputy Sports Editor
ZIMBABWE’S Warriors will rekindle their rivalry with African champions Zambia when they date their northern neighbours in an international friendly in Ndola early next month.

Arubi’s move in limbo

Robson Sharuko in HARARE and Eddie Chikamhi in LUANDA
WASHINGTON ARUBI’S proposed move to Super Diski side, Pretoria University, which appeared a done deal just a few days ago, is on the verge of collapsing in the event that he does not get cleared

Cop, taxi driver on rape charge

Victoria Falls Reporter

IN a bizarre incident a policeman has landed himself in trouble for allegedly raping a 14-year-old girl in a taxi with the help of the driver.

New gold prospecting technologies worry EMA

Midlands Correspondent

THE Environmental Management Agency (EMA) has approached the Ministry of Mines and Mining Development to urgently come up with policies that curb serious land degradation brought by new technologies in the gold mining sector such as metal detecting machines, director Mr Aaron Chigona said.

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