Vice President Nkomo recovering well, says family

Bulawayo Bureau
VICE President John Landa Nkomo is in a stable condition and will be returning to work soon, his family said yesterday. VP Nkomo’s son Jabulani said his father had taken some days off and was relaxing at home. He castigated speculation and negative reports about VP Nkomo’s health, saying such

‘Last Parliamentary session for some’

Farirai Machivenyika Senior Reporter
PRINCIPALS to the inclusive Government should be commended for working together despite their different views on many issues, President Mugabe said yesterday. He said the principals surprised many by working cordially when they were expected to quarrel. The President was speaking

Kenya protests continue in Kisumu

NAIROBI. — Angry demonstrators in Kenya held protests for a second day yesterday in the western town of Kisumu, following the killing of a local politician, police said. Police fired teargas as hundreds of youth gathered in a slum area, a day after four demonstrators died in riots in the town, on

New bird in the skies

Assistant Business Editor
LAM — Mozambique Airlines yesterday became the 14th airline flying into Zimbabwe after its return to the local skies after a 13-year absence.
The airline’s return was marked by pomp and fanfare as its Bombardier-Q400 aircraft landed at Harare International Airport from Maputo just after

Council losing millions

Municipal Reporter
Harare City Council is losing millions of dollars in settling arbitral awards, chairman of the finance and development committee Clr Friday Muleya has said. Clr Muleya was speaking while presenting budget proposals for 2013 to the council. Arbitral awards are paid to employees after they win labour

Accidents claim over 1 400 since January

Felex Share Herald Reporter
One thousand four hundred and nineteen people have died while thousands

CAPS face tricky Harare City

Sports Reporter
BOUYANT CAPS United, who want to complete the remainder of the season unbeaten, take on tricky Harare City in a Castle Lager Premier League tie at Rufaro today confident of keeping their good run alive. The Green Machine has restored some of its pride in recent weeks, thanks to the way coach

Exam deal goes awry

Bulawayo Bureau
AN Accounts and Mathematics teacher here allegedly wrote an examination on behalf of a candidate who had promised to pay him US$40. Edward Moyo (40) and the candidate Phephile Dlamini (29) from Entumbane have since been arrested. Moyo and Dlamini were allegedly caught cheating at

Stepmom makes girl (7) eat faeces

Court Reporter
A Harare woman reportedly forced her seven-year-old stepdaughter to eat human waste after she soiled blankets.Fatima Kahari (19) of Tomlinson Depot appeared in court yesterday facing charges of ill-treating a minor. She pleaded not guilty to contravening Section 7 of the Children’s Act when

Chiefs sign Save Valley partnership pact

George Maponga Herald Reporter
Seven chiefs in the Save Valley Conservancy yesterday signed a partnership agreement with operators for communities to jointly assume control of the wildlife-rich conservancy. Chief Nhema, Mr Ranganai Bwawanda of Zaka, Chief Tshovani (Mr Felix Mundau of Chiredzi), Chief Gudo (Mr Mavivi

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