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ATLANTA. — The Georgia State men’s soccer programme can base much of its success, such as a 2011 NCAA Tournament at-large berth, on a hard-working mentality on and off the soccer pitch. That same mentality drives its student-athletes to achieve their academic and professionalRegistrar-General, clarify passport issues
While we welcome the new measures announced by the Registrar-General to improve service delivery, we are, however, astounded by the lack of clarity in many aspects of the measures.For many years we have been calling for the digitalisation of the RG’s office, particularly in respect of makingUnlocking potential in women
Make a difference Egpha JokomoSome months ago I was at a forum where the issues of gender equality, women empowerment and opportunities that have been created to usher women into the mainstream economy were discussed. It was indeed a good meeting as people shared openly and honestly with a view to move
Ncube makes u-turn
Bulawayo BureauProfessor Welshman Ncube has made a U-turn on the Copac draft constitution, describing the document as imperfect. He said his party would reject the document as long as it did not provide for devolution of power. Prof Ncube’s party and the MDC-T endorsed the draft immediately after it was
Latest on Copota crisis
Masvingo BureauCopota Workshops for the Blind has started mobilising resources to raise US$50 000 that is required to revive various income generating projects that used to benefit visually-impaired students at the institution. The school is facing shortages of rattan cane which is used to make furniture, while the
Econet tells court it has no agreement with NetOne
Innocent Ruwende Senior Court Reporter
ECONET Wireless yesterday told the High Court that it was not obliged to
President speaks on Mau Mau victory
Takunda Maodza Senior Reporter
Africa rejoices in the victory of the Mau Mau victims of British colonial
2 more cop murder suspects in court
Court ReporterTWO suspects arrested in connection with the death of Inspector Petros Mutedza yesterday appeared in court facing a murder charge. Tarisai Kusotera (36) of Chadcombe and Jackson Mabota (32) of Glen View 3 pleaded not guilty when they appeared before Harare magistrate Ms Anita Tshuma.
Zimpapers launches educational programme
Ellita Chikwati Herald ReporterTHE Zimbabwe Newspapers Group (Zimpapers) has launched an educational programme aimed at distributing learning materials through out the country to improve educational standards. Speaking at the Gutu district schools prize giving day ceremony, Zimpapers board chairman Dr Paul
Zwambila attends ex-Rhodies’ reunion
Hebert Zharare Political Editor
ZIMBABWE’S ambassador to Australia Ms Jacqueline Zwambila has come under fire for attending the Reunions of the Rhodesian Forces commemoration, an event which honours former Rhodesian soldiers.
The event was held alongside the