adminMakono helped shape Somalia
Crime Reporter 
A senior police officer last week donated US$1 000 towards the Commissioner-General Augustine Chihuri’s welfare fund.
The fund was formed to cater for police widows and orphans.
‘Alonso man to beat’
LONDON — Lewis Hamilton has named his old McLaren teammate Fernando Alonso as the man he most wants to beat in 2013.Man U woes persist
PARIS — Chelsea came from two goals down at Manchester United to draw 2-2 in a thrilling FA Cup soccer quarter-final on Sunday that capped a bad week for the English Premier League leaders who were knocked out of the Champions League on Tuesday.
Jestina Mukoko released
Crime Reporter
POLICE have recorded a statement from the Zimbabwe Peace Project director Jestina Mukoko, whose organisation is reportedly involved in espionage.
Mukoko handed herself over to the police last Friday.
Fergie snubs Benitez
LONDON — Chelsea manager Rafael Benitez accused his Manchester United counterpart Sir Alex Ferguson of failing to shake hands before their FA Cup quarter-final on Sunday in the latest chapter in their fractious relationship.Hifa sets record straight
Kelvin Benjamin Arts CorrespondentOrganisers of the Harare International Festive of Arts have cleared the air on the brewing tension with some local arts promoters who wanted to know the criteria used to recruit artistes and their benefits after performing at the country’s high-profile interntaitonal arts festival.
Miss Zimbabwe gets bigger
Brenda Phiri Arts Correspondant
THE country’s flagship pageant, Miss Zimbabwe, is set to be more interesting with new changes that are set to take place this year.
Speaking at a Press conference at her residence on Friday, the patron of Miss Zimbabwe, Mrs Kiki Divaris, said they have set high standards this year
Macheso, Ollah Juru collaborate
Richmore Tera Arts CorrespondentGOSPEL musician Bishop Samuel Ollah Juru says his collaboration with sungura ace Alick Macheso does not mean that he has gone secular, but was meant to strengthen his brand.
Issa Hayatou re-elected unopposed
MARRAKECH — Cameroonian Issa Hayatou has been re-elected unopposed as Confederation of African Football president for a final four-year term in Morocco. The 66-year-old, who was voted into power in 1988, has already said this 7th term will be his final period as head of the organisation.
Adam Ngoma dies
Collin Matiza Sports Editor
ADAM Ngoma, one of the first black players to play for the Zimbabwe senior men’s hockey side, is no more. Ngoma recently succumbed to cancer and died at a Bulawayo hospital. He was 44. Ngoma was one of the founder members of the first all-black hockey club in this country, Eradicators,