‘Tsvangirai’s Diaspora campaign futile’
Herbert Zharare Political Editor
MDC-T leader Mr Morgan Tsvangirai’s intended whirlwind tour of Western
Man kills brother’s wife over sex
Masvingo BureauA GUTU man took the Biblical phrase ‘‘my brother’s keeper’’ to another level when he hacked his elder brother’s wife to death for spurning his amorous advances. The man, 23-year-old Peter Chaminga of Farm 268, Nyazvidzi Communal Lands, is said to have accosted his sister-in-law asking
Zim: One country, many people under Christ
WE have 51 days before the curtain closes on the year 2012. This week, we are once again encouraged that Zimbabweans are reaching out to one another, through the guidance of Holy Spirit, to seek solutions on how to transform this wonderful country. Psalm 127 talks about the importanceUSA: When Obama Romney wins — again
At least with the Chinese decadal leadership change, the world will have to learn to spell new names. First Xi Jinping, the new and incoming party leader and President of the People’s Republic of China (PRC).
Second Li Keqiang, the incoming deputy party leader and new Chinese Premier. Both replace Hu Jintao and Wen Jiabao respectively.
And there is pressure on the top dog — pressure from within, pressure from without — to change China, but without challenging its core, foundational economic tenet: that of socialism with Chinese characteristics. Of course the broke West, foremost indebted America — China’s own HPIC — would want to see, even instigate, fatal changes that would see the break up of China as we know it today, the same way Reagan collapsed the Soviet Union through Gorbachev from 1989 onwards.
The case of the model who allegedly terminated her pregnancy and burnt the foetus: Gamu refuses to have medical exam conducted
Farai Kuvirimirwa, Court Reporter
Gamuchirai Maziva who allegedly terminated her pregnancy and burnt the foetus in collusion with her boyfriend is refusing to have tests conducted on her to ascertain whether she gave birth or not.
CAPS set Bulawayo base
Grace Chingoma Sports Reporter
THE CAPS United bandwagon rolled into Bulawayo yesterday — exactly three days before their historic City of Kings showdown against bitter rivals Dynamos — bullish of finally ending a wretched run against their biggest rivals. Although the sponsors of the Mbada Diamonds Cup had arranged





