adminEditorial Comment: Cadetship scheme deserves full support
All education costs money, and quality tertiary education is easily the most expensive. Yet Zimbabwe needs an educated population, and especially needs a good, regular flow of graduates in all disciplines and subjects. So a lot of money is needed.
Feting Barabas, punishing the innocent
Stephen GowansCanada has severed diplomatic relations with Iran, a country it decries as “the most significant threat to global peace and security in the world today,” and it has done so as part of the Harper government’s
Palestinian government employees protest cost of living
RAMALLAH. — More than a thousand Palestinian government employees protested outside the office of prime minister Salam Fayyad yesterday over the rising cost of living, an AFP correspondent said. TheBrics bloc brings new dynamic
Johannesburg. — The Brics bloc has introduced a new dynamic to the world’s political and economic systems, International Relations Minister Maite Nkoana-Mashabane said on Monday. “We (Brics) alsoHague in Cairo for talks on Egypt, Syria
CAIRO. — British Foreign Secretary William Hague is to hold talks on Syria and post-revolution Egypt during a meeting in Cairo with Egyptian President Mohamed Mursi yesterday, his office said. Hague, on3 killed in Kenya plane crash
MOMBASA. — Three people among them two Kenyan soldiers died while one person was seriously injured on Monday night in a plane crash at Kenya’s coastal town of Lamu, the military confirmed yesterday.S Korea, Japan in propaganda war
SEOUL. — Just days after US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton urged South Korea and Japan to cool tensions over a territorial island dispute, both countries geared up yesterday for a propaganda war over
500 Tshovani villagers besiege farmhouse
George Maponga Masvingo Bureau
More than 500 villagers from Tshovani communal lands in Chiredzi have joined their chief at a
Council orders eviction of over 30 families
Peter Matambanadzo Senior Reporter
The Harare City Council has ordered the eviction of more than 30 families from the dilapidated
Chegutu repairs roads
Chinhoyi Bureau
Chegutu Municipality has embarked on a road rehabilitation programme after buying dumper trucks, a grader and a pneumatic roller. The equipment was bought using a US$2 million grant from Government