adminSables seek redemption
Paul Munyuki Sports ReporterSABLES assistant coach, Cyprian “Supa” Mandenge, has called on his charges to prove why they were called into the national sides’ tour of Dubai after they got off to a false start with a 7-22 defeat at the
Inject new blood to run councils
Albert Nhamoyebonde
If there was any doubt about what indigenisation and empowerment is all about, the evidence is there with blacks in total control of city and town councils. Although district councils could be thrownChristmas time’s sharing time
Takura Rukwati
Christmas time is giving time. God the almighty demonstrated His infinite love by giving us His only begotten Son Jesus Christ. The love of God was made manifest when He sent His Son Jesus Christ to
The ‘rule of law’ and American state killings
Bill Van Auken and David North
There are occasions when statements appearing in newspapers are so significant that one can justifiably predict they will be cited for years to come. Such is the case with the November 29 editorial
Zuma warns against foreign interference
JOHANNESBURG — South African President Jacob Zuma has warned that foreign interest groups may “capture” the ruling African National Congress’ upcoming elective conference to serve their own
Agricultural revival needs $2bn annually
Takunda Maodza Senior Reporter
Smokes and Mirrors
Media RevolutionsCall it a perfect storm for Zimbabwe’s tobacco industry. At the same time as the Zimbabwean Government is riding roughshod for greater, more equitable, access by historically excluded groups to
Travellers tear-gassed at border post
Beitbridge Bureau
Police are set to meet their South African counterparts following an incident in which the South African officers used tear gas to control travellers at their side of the border last Friday morning. The majority of
ZSE industrial index falls on losses
Business ReporterTHE Zimbabwe Stock Exchange industrial index fell yesterday on losses in selected heavyweight counters while the resource shares remained unchanged. After trades, the mainstream index lost 0,4 percent or
Nation marks Human rights day
Herald ReporterZIMBABWE yesterday joined the world to commemorate Human Rights Day with a firm pledge to address all human rights issues. Secretary for Justice and Legal Affairs, Mr David Mangota, called for the lifting of