adminChris not a monster, says Rihanna
LOS ANGELES. — Rihanna admitted she couldn’t stop herself from falling for Chris Brown again even after his conviction for assaulting her in 2009 and claimed she had to be “real” with how she felt. The couple have reconciledNdebele rallies PSL clubs
Petros Kausiyo Deputy Sports EditorPREMIER Soccer League clubs have been urged to become more innovative and turn themselves into fully-fledged business ventures that can grow the game and protect corporate partnerships. The top clubs will converge in the capital on
Gate eyes India PSL
Bulawayo BureauFORMER Young Warriors striker, Simbarashe Gate, could soon break into the Indian Premier Soccer League after undergoing a trial stint with Mumbai Football Club. The Kwekwe-born football star started his professional career at
‘We can’t beat them’ . . . Lesotho coach salutes steamrolling Glamour Boys, Pasuwa wants team to stay focused
Eddie Chikamhi Sports ReporterLESOTHO Correctional Services coach, Mosholu “Shoes” Mokhothu, has hailed Dynamos as a powerful force that is a class apart from any football club that can be found in the tiny mountain kingdom. The Glamour Boys
Editorial Comment: Let’s adopt zero tolerance on political violence
We condemn the latest incidences of politically motivated violence and urge the police to leave no stone unturned in bringing the perpetrators to account for their actions. The death of 12-year-old Christpowers Maisiri of
Minister Mutasa sues NewsDay
Daniel Nemukuyu Senior ReporterMinister of State for Presidential Affairs in the Office of the President Didymus
Muchena clarifies Copac campaigns
Herald Reporters PUBLICITY campaigns on the draft Constitution are not platforms for
Millions of dollars lost
Herald ReporterGovernment has failed to complete more than 400 construction projects and continues to lose millions of dollars as material at the sites gets damaged or vandalised, a Cabinet minister has said. Public Works Minister
Metered water audit
Municipal ReporterHarare Water department is carrying out an audit across the city to verify the number of metered water connections following preliminary indications that only 180 000 out of 400 000 households were being billed for water
Food shortages hit Masvingo
Masvingo BureauChiefs’ in Masvingo province have expressed concern over the precarious food situation in most communities amid reports that in some areas maize supplies under the grain loan scheme were erratic. Zimbabwe Chiefs’ Council president