adminIll-wind tour that blew no good
Farirai ChubvuUnited States Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s extraordinary 13-day tour of Asia and the Middle East represented an incendiary mix of provocation and hypocrisy and signalled a new eruption of
Women leaders deserve support
Ruth Butaumocho Gender ForumFollowing my article last week on the election of South African’s Nkosazana Dlamini Zuma to chair the African Union, there were mixed reactions from readers, with some questioning women’s ability in
US stalking Africa’s riches
Soul Gaika Kuni
When Barack Obama was elected the first black United States president, Africans welcomed him and expected a lot of hand extension from him, but ask every African today and you will be shocked how
Faulty British cash machine hands out ‘free money’
LONDON — Police were called to restore order after a bank ATM in eastern England started dispensing twice the money its customers were asking for.Panties mystery solved
Bulawayo BureauA 62-YEAR-OLD Gokwe man has come out in the open and claimed ownership of a goblin which has been terrorising women in his village by taking off their panties at night while they were asleep.
High Court wants Canadile financial records
Daniel Nemukuyu Senior Court ReporterTHE High Court has ordered the State to produce all the financial records for the now-defunct Canadile Miners, a joint venture between Government and Marange Resources.
Closing the debate on religiosity
Isdore Guvamombe Reflections
Back in the village in the land of milk, honey and dust or Guruve, when consultations for the truth are made from one spirit province to another and from the most junior to the most senior ancestor, the
Govt announces cotton price
Harare Bureau
Government yesterday announced a minimum cotton price of US77 cents per kg for the 2011/12 marketing season.
Grade Seven pupil falsifies rape charge against teacher
Chronicle Reporter
A Grade Seven pupil at a school in Sigonde area in Insuza, Bubi District, falsified a rape charge against her class teacher, a regional magistrate heard.
Prepare teachers for e-Learning projects
Emmanuel Ndlovu
THE concurrent commissioning of the Landa John Nkomo High School and the e-Learning Centre in Manqe, Tsholotsho area, was a momentous achievement that has to be applauded. It shows that our leaders are truly committed to taking the computerisation programme to greater heights.