Poll date: Biti breaks ranks with MDC-T

Lloyd Gumbo Herald Reporter
FINANCE Minister Tendai Biti says  President

Breaking: Six killed, 37 injured in Beitbridge accident

Six people were killed while 37 others were injured, 3 of them seriously, when the Pioneer bus they were travelling in ploughed into a herd of cattle 40 km along the Beitbridge-Masvingo road late last night

Ethiopia on the ascendancy

Dr Koang T. Dung
ETHIOPIANS all over the world celebrated the downfall of the Dergue dictatorial military regime for the 22nd time on May 28, amidst mixed feeling. While they feel sad due to the loss of their visionary

MDC-T has failed Zimbabwe’s youths

Kurai Prosper Masenyama
WITH the march towards harmonised elections reaching a crescendo, with processes leading to the watershed poll being finalised, there is a strong realisation that young people of this country will have

St John’s at the top of their game

Sports Reporter
ST John’s Prep rugby coach Wellington Ndimutseyi believes this could be one of their best seasons.
Ndimutseyi used to coach the colts but is not in charge of the first team where

Father, son in cricket adventure

Jeffrey Murimbechi Sports Correspondent
IT’S the first father and son combination for the Zimbabwe national cricket team and Malcolm and Andy

US targets digital currency fraud probe

NEW YORK — The United States yesterday unveiled what it said was the world’s “largest” money laundering probe against the digital currency operator Liberty Reserve.

Kenya launches manhunt for missing cops

NAIROBI — Kenyan authorities said yesterday they have launched a major security operation to trace two police officers who were reportedly abducted by Al-Shabaab last Saturday in the

S. Sudan denies backing rebels

JUBA. — South Sudan said yesterday it is committed to peace deals signed with its former foe Sudan, a day after Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir threatened to cut oil pipelines after accusing Juba of

DPRK urges S. Korea to hold joint events

PYONGYANG — The Democratic People’s Republic of Korea yesterday urged the South Korean authorities to allow private organisations to participate in joint events, and to start dialogue on Kaesong Industry

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