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Lovemore DubeSports Editor
THE Zimbabwe Board of Boxing and Wrestling Control is confident that the three tournaments lined up for this year could shape the future of local professional boxing.
Sables conclude training camp
Sports Reporter
A national rugby team select made up of locally based players yesterday concluded a two-day strength and conditioning training camp that was held at Old Hararians Sports Club in Harare.Tutu boycotts seminar in anti-Blair protest
JOHANNESBURG — Nobel Peace Prize laureate Archbishop Desmond Tutu has withdrawn from a seminar in South Africa this week in protest against the presence of former British Prime Minister Tony Blair and his support for war in Iraq.Many civilians massacred in Congo: UN officials
GENEVA — Rival armed groups may have killed hundreds of civilians in massacres and other “incomprehensibly vicious” attacks in eastern parts of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), senior UN officials said yesterday.Mkoba councillor runs amok, ‘beats up’ residents
Midlands Correspondent
GWERU’S Ward 19 councillor in Mkoba, Clemence Kwaru, reportedly ran amok and assaulted two female residents who were part of a group which besieged his house accusing him of failing to present their problems to the council.France opens inquiry into claims of Arafat poisoning
French prosecutors have opened a murder inquiry into Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat’s 2004 death near Paris following claims he may have died of polonium poisoning, sources said on Tuesday.
Declaring constitutional deadlock means elections: Zanu-PF
Harare Bureau
Three-member theft gang nabbed
Court Reporter
POLICE in Bulawayo have arrested a three-member syndicate after the discovery of theft of goods valued at more than $2 000. Two of the syndicate members are attached to OK Mart.
Water furore erupts
Temba Dube and Prosper Ndlovu
THOUSANDS of residents in Bulawayo’s high density suburbs were left stranded when the council cut off supplies after changing its publicised water shedding schedule without notice.
Govt avails funds to pay census enumerators
Harare Bureau
GOVERNMENT has released $8 million to the Zimbabwe Statistical Agency to pay enumerators who participated in the 2012 national census.