adminBid to stop Copac report flops
Daniel Nemukuyu Senior Court Reporter
A FRESH bid by a Harare man Mr Danny Musukuma to stop Copac from presenting the report on the Second All Stakeholders’ conference to Parliament failed when the High Court dismissed his urgent
Peace order against abusive ex-hubby
Court ReporterA Harare woman is reportedly at no peace with her ex-husband who insists that she should move back to their rural home following their divorce. Venencia Masvidu told a Harare civil court that her
Wife yanks jobless karateka to court
Court Reporter
A Domboshava woman yesterday brought her jobless husband to court for spending most his time training karate and then coming home demanding food. Miriam Pafiwa brought her husband Right-time
Juice: A non-progressive, neo-colonial policy
Panganai Kahuni
Zimbabwe, like the rest Africa, has continued to be a labour market for the developed world. The developed world, mainly dominated by Europe and USA, has managed to actively go through their
Squabbles continue as economy slides
By Tichaona Chifamba
If the state of Zimbabwe’s inclusive Government in 2012 was to be described in one word, then “dysfunctional” would tersely explain the relations among the three governing parties. While since
There is always a man of the moment
Pastor Takura Rukwati
Life can be quite exciting. Life can be quite interesting and promising. Life can be so boring and quite frustrating. Life can be so challenging and life can actually be an uphill journey, but above all,Time up for Africom
Horrace Campbell
From this introduction, the general went on to elaborate on his first point of the growing threat of violent extremist organisations in Africa. This is a theme that has been recurring in the speeches ofAfrica can harness nuclear energy
Dr Antonio Antonio
Many African countries, like Zimbabwe, Libya, Zambia and Tunisia have huge uranium deposits which, if used for electricity generation, could change the energy landscape in the most positive of allSables storm brews
Paul Munyuki Sports ReporterA STORM is brewing in the Zimbabwe national rugby side, the Sables, just a few days after taking part in the Emirates Four-Nations’ tournament where they finished third in Dubai. While coach
Warren Park residents protest over school
Herald Reporter
Residents of Warren Park D in Harare yesterday held a demonstration over failure by the Education, Sports, Art and Culture ministry’s failure to open a secondary school built by the China-Zimbabwe