adminRushinga gets food assistance
Own CorrespondentJAPAN has contributed US$5,6 million under its seasonal support to the United Nations World Food Programme to assist people in drought stricken areas.
Villagers appeal for help
Beitbridge BureauVILLAGERS in Beitbridge district have appealed to Government and development partners to assist them repair boreholes and wells that were extensively damaged by floods early this year.
Council to keep properties
Municipal ReporterHARARE City Council will not dispose of its rented properties because of a huge market demand for rented accommodation.
The city made clear its policy while debating a request by Dzivarasekwa residents occupying council houses to be allowed to buy the properties.
Japan donates to schools
Herald ReporterMOLO Primary School in Matabeleland North has received US$122 000 grant for the construction of classrooms and ablution facilities while Chivi district received US$117 000 for a water project from the Japanese government.
Illegal structures to be razed
Municipal ReporterHUNDREDS of illegal structures built along road servitudes, public places and open spaces in Chitungwiza face demolition as the municipality moves to restore sanity.
Catholics welcome non-European Pope
Herald ReporterCATHOLICS in Zimbabwe have welcomed the election of Argentina’s Jorge Mario Bergoglio as Pope Francis 1 saying the church will be led by a non-European pontiff for the first time in many years.
Brave Gunners come short
MUNICH. – Arsenal did not make it into the quarter-finals of the Champions League. In other news, the Pope is, indeed, a Catholic and a bear disappeared into the woods and, well, you know the rest.English clubs warned
MUNICH. – Arsene Wenger has warned English football to learn from its demise in this year’s Champions League after Arsenal beat Bayern Munich but slumped out of Europe.From refugee to premiership star
LONDON. – Refugee, footballer, charity worker, ambassador, documentary star. Kei Kamara is all of the above.But, more than anything else, nationality defines the Norwich City forward. Kei Kamara was born in Sierra Leone 28 years ago.