adminGood-enough racial equality at World Bank
Adrienne Smith
Good governance anchored in accountability and transparency is widely accepted as a prime factor for economic development and the rule of law. There is also a watered-down version of good governance
Editorial Comment: Bottled water: Customer safety must come first
There is a common catch line associated with conservationists that goes “water is life”. Without water we cannot talk of life, showing how true that statement has been, is and will forever be. As urban
Ferguson thanks RVP
MANCHESTER — Sir Alex Ferguson said Manchester United were “halfway” to the English Premier League soccer title after Robin van Persie scored late on to seal a 2-0 win over West Bromwich Albion.Greig hailed as ‘godfather’ of the modern game
SYDNEY — The cricket world yesterday paid tribute to former England Test skipper and broadcaster Tony Greig, remembering him as “the godfather of modern cricket” due to his influence in shaping the game.Walcott to stay: Wenger
LONDON — Arsene Wenger insists that he can convince Theo Walcott to stay at Arsenal after the England soccer star’s scintillating hat-trick destroyed Newcastle at the Emirates. The Gunners’ 7-3 rout
Zifa warns on Asiagate fines
Ricky Zililo
ZIFA yesterday warned the players and officials who have been fined for their involvement in the Asiagate scandal that they risk serving the suspensions if they fail to meet the Monday deadline to pay the fines.
Gardener relieves self on maid in fight
Midlands Correspondent
A Zvishavane man employed as a gardener recently ran amok, assaulted his workmate, a maid before relieving himself on top of her
EDITORIAL COMMENT: Corrupt police officers must be rooted out of force
The firing of seven traffic police officers should send a loud and clear message that the Zimbabwe Republic Police does not condone corruption. The force has in fact declared zero tolerance on corruption. According to the ZRP national Deputy Officer Commanding Traffic, Assistant Commissioner Kenny Mtombeni, seven traffic officers were fired while the disciplinary process for 23 others is yet to be finalised. He said the fired officers were mostly accused of soliciting for bribes.
Zimta to train teachers on workers’ rights
Nokuthaba Mathema
THE Zimbabwe Teachers Association (Zimta) has partnered with the American Federation of Teachers’ Educational Foundation (AFT) in initiating a training programme aimed at promoting workers’ rights in the teaching profession.