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Herald Reporter
SCORES of MDC-T supporters in Banket who had gathered for the “Yes vote” campaign scheduled to be addressed by the party’s leader Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai were left disappointed yesterday after their leader failed to turn up at Banket Stadium. The supporters began gathering around
ZRP a competent force recognised internationally
Senior Reporter
The Zimbabwe Republic Police is an internationally recognised professional force that has been
VP Mujuru calls for representation by women of substance
Herald Reporters
Government needs women of substance to effectively address cases of violence against women
DPRK vows to scrap peace pact with South Korea
PYONGYANG – An enraged North Korea responded to new UN sanctions with fresh threats of nuclear war yesterday, vowing to scrap peace pacts with South Korea as it upped the ante yet again after its recent atomic test. Pyongyang is renowned for its bellicose rhetoric, but the – tone has reached aConclave to elect new Pope slated for next week
VATICAN CITY. – Cardinals from around the globe will hold a conclave to elect a new leader of the world’s 1.2 billion Catholics next week, the Vatican said, although the exact date was set yesterday before gioing to print. Vatican spokesman Federico Lombardi said a meeting of cardinals would takeMighty Warriors give 4-star performance in Uruguay
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MIGHTY Warriors striker Erina “Agogo” Jeke ended a one-year goal drought in style, with a four-star performance as the visitors made light work of a developmental side at Domingo Burgueno Miguel Stadium on Thursday night. Zimbabwe, will wrap up their tour tonight, when they clash against
Zindove calls it quits
Petros Kausiyo Deputy Sports EditorLONG-SERVING Fifa and Caf panel referee Alfred Zindove has blown his whistle for the last time, marking an end to a career that spanned two decades and took him across the continent on international duties. Zindove has been one of the remaining experienced officials on the domestic
Mapeza awarded US$243 000
Daniel Nemukuyu Senior ReporterZIFA have been ordered to pay former Warriors’ head coach Norman Mapeza damages to the tune of US$243 000 for unfair labour practice.
The figure was quantified considering an earlier arbitral award ordering Zifa to pay Mapeza salaries and benefits from the date of the indefinite
Government confident on “Yes” vote
Patrick Chitumba Victoria Falls BureauGovernment is confident the draft Constitution will receive an overwhelming “Yes” vote as it has the support of all parties in the inclusive Government. Officially opening…
Tsitsi Mutendi: Shining jewel
Tafadzwa ZimoyoWhen it comes to multi-tasking, unheralded Tsitsi Mutendi is a top example. She is a mother, an editor and a wife, who juggles her roles but still manages to put a smile on her face, at the end of the day. More often than not, most people who are gainfully employed are quite apprehensive