Anti-Mugabe fog clouds land reform success: Researchers
Jonathan Steele
Elections will be held in Zimbabwe later this year, leading with grim predictability to another bout of Mugabe-phobia in the British media. The trigger for the presidential and parliamentary poll was the
Man steals car at VP’s burial
Tendai Rupapa Court ReporterA HARARE man stole a vehicle at the National Heroes Acre while people were busy burying the late Vice President Landa John Nkomo on Monday. George Matongo (26) allegedly broke into a Nissan Hardbody
Tout bolts out of court
Tendai Rupapa Court ReporterThere was drama at the Harare Magistrates’ Courts on Wednesday when a 21-year-old man who had been arrested for touting bolted out of the court building before sentencing. Kudakwashe Nyika was
Let’s put an end to abuse
Fortious Nhambura Gender forum
ABUSE is rife in many homes. It may be in your home, your neighbour’s or a friend’s house.Because domestic abuse is not always about violence, in most cases, it has gone on unchecked
Kereke spits venom
Herald Reporter
HARARE businessman Dr Munyaradzi Kereke has accused Daily News journalists of reporting negatively about him despite receiving assistance in the form of cash and free medical services from his Rock
Judgement reserved on Chombo case
Daniel Nemukuyu Senior Court Reporter
THE Supreme Court has reserved judgment in a constitutional matter in which Local Government Rural and Urban Development Minister Ignatius Chombo is challenging presentation of a bill to
Taylor was wrongly convicted Part 4
Trust SengwayoThis is the forth and final part of the articles on former Liberian President Charles Taylor’s conviction at the ICC. “However, the best we can do for Liberia is to see to it that Taylor is put away for a long
European stock markets up slightly
LONDON. – European stock markets climbed slightly and the euro nudged higher against the dollar yesterday as traders reacted to mixed eurozone economic data and weaker-than-expected outlook
Mawere joins ANC, denies leading UMD
Takunda Maodza Senior Reporter
BUSINESSMAN Mr Mutumwa Mawere appears to have joined South Africa’s ruling African National Congress with indications he contested for a position in the lower ranks of the party last year.



