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Farirai ChubvuThe Non-Aligned Movement Summit set to end in the Iranian capital, Teheran, today was a vote of confidence in Iran by over half of the United Nations member-states who constitute the group known as NAM.
Connor wanted FC Platinum job
From Paul Mundandi in ZvishavaneSEAN Connor approached FC Platinum to be considered as a replacement for Rahman Gumbo as coach of the miners, just a few days after the senior national team coach had been dismissed. However, it has
Zim rugby shines in Junior Africa Cup
Paul Munyuki Sports ReporterTHE Junior Africa Cup has so far gone according to plan with the Young Sables winning both of their Pool A games in the week-long Under-19 tournament but it is Harare Select who have proven the
Kadzola confident of victory
Augustine Hwata Sports ReporterMOTOR Action have won their last three league matches and defender Morris Kadzola believes that the Mighty Bulls have found the confidence to confront Highlanders on Sunday. The Mighty Bulls play
Zifa committee meet
Takudzwa Chitsiga Sports ReporterTHE Zifa finance committee met yesterday for their routine indaba ahead of the 2013 Nations Cup qualifier between Zimbabwe and Angola set for Rufaro next month. The committee said they will
We deviated from people’s views: Mangwana
Herald Reporters
COPAC co-chairperson Cde Munyaradzi Paul Mangwana yesterday confessed to deviating from the people’s views when they collated and produced a final draft Constitution.
He said it was wrong for Copac to negotiate when people had clearly made a pronouncement on issues they wanted included in the new Constitution.
The Zanu-PF co-chair said this during a public debate organised by Crisis Coalition.
The discussion centred on the stalemate in Constitution-making.
“My conscience was telling me that we should not negotiate on the people’s views, but the MDCs would argue that this is a modern world, let’s use the best practice,” said Cde Mangwana.
“If the people of Zimbabwe chose that they wanted mono-citizenship, we should respect that but I participated in the illegal thing of negotiating the Constitution thereby compromising what the people said.”
He said the Zanu-PF Politburo grilled the negotiators on the issue.
“Zanu-PF said you cannot compromise where the people had spoken adequately,” he said.
During the collation of data, he said, Zanu-PF legislators had been consistent that they should use the quantitative analysis as opposed to qualitative.
“From the beginning, the methodology had always been problematic, whether to use quantitative or qualitative analysis, we agreed to use both and the moment you use both you would be compromising the other,” he said.
Election deadline extended
Innocent Ruwende Senior Court Reporter
PRESIDENT Mugabe yesterday had his application to extend the deadline to proclaim
Tollgate fees to go up — Zinara
Farai Kuvirimirwa Herald Reporter
Tollgate fees are likely to increase after the construction
Gweru council ordered to reinstate chamber secretary
Midlands Bureau Chief
THE Labour Court in Bulawayo has ordered the City of Gweru to reinstate dismissed Chamber Secretary Mr Richard Masinire following a ruling that the council and the Local Board applied a wrong law in charging him.Cops in high speed chase with car smuggler
Beitbridge Reporter
THIRTY-two suspects were arrested, one of them a Malawian car smuggler, who was intercepted following a dramatic high speed chase along the Beitbridge-Masvingo Road, police said yesterday.