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Paris. — The world’s biggest economies are slowly recovering from a late 2012 slowdown, the OECD said in a near-term of assessment of G7 nations yesterday, with Japan and the United States leading the way, ahead of a struggling, two-speed eurozone.‘Hyundai risks losing South-east Asian market’
SEOUL. — South Korea’s largest car maker and its Seoul-based affiliate, Kia Motors Corp, say they have no plans to build factories in Southeast Asia’s largest economy — set to overtake Thailand as the region’s biggest car market next year, industry researcher IHS Automotive forecasts.Honda Jazz practical,efficient
THE rise in fuel prices is becoming a cause for concern among vehicle owners, drivers and prospective vehicle owners who are now more conscious of the need to buy cars with better fuel consumption.
DeMbare date Black Mambas
Grace Chingoma Senior Sports Reporter
DYNAMOS captain, Murape Murape, says it would be a difficult season for them as they chase a third straight league title and cap fine year, in which they are celebrating their Golden Jubilee.
‘Zifa lied about Asiagate papers’
Special Correspondent
ZIFA chief executive, Jonathan Mashingaidze, could turn into the fall guy in the Asiagate twists and turns after being exposed as the man who sold Fifa a dummy that complicated matters in the finalisation of this long drawn-out saga.
Fifa act on Asiagate
Special Correspondent
THE Fifa executive committee have quashed sanctions imposed on all players and officials, entangled in the Asiagate match-fixing scandal, with a landmark declaration that an endorsement of the punishments would be a gross violation of the spirit of Fair Play.
Mugabe is right, Africa needs more men like him
Lij Menelik in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
Well, many are led by the western media to think President Mugabe is another mad, greedy, ruthless African dictator holding on to power, but also wondered why many respected Africans including Mandela never criticise Mugabe.
Zanu-PF urged to capitalise on rising support
Lloyd Gumbo Herald Reporter
SEVERAL recent surveys have pointed to a Zanu-PF victory in harmonised elections set for June this year with party members urging the leadership to address “fundamental” challenges the party faces to ensure a landslide victory.
Government owes state universities US$64m
Daniel Nemukuyu Senior ReporterGovernment owes all State universities and colleges US$64 million in unpaid cadetship grants, a development that has compromised service delivery at most institutions, a senior official has said.
42 percent of married women sexually abused
Bulawayo BureauABOUT 42 percent of married women in the country have experienced sexual and or physical abuse by their husbands, with the highest number of cases recorded in Mashonaland Central Province while Matabeleland North has the lowest rate.