Russia congratulates President on AU jubilee
Herald ReporterRUSSIAN President Mr Vladimir Putin has congratulated President Mugabe on the occasion of the 50th Anniversary of the African Union.
The message comes as President Mugabe is in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, where he has joined other Heads of State and Governments in the commemoration of the AU anniversary.
‘Croods’: Not very funny
Leslie Felperin Although state-of-the-art in its rendering of textures, movement and stereography, DreamWorks’ latest 3D toon, “The Croods”, adopts a relatively primitive approach to storytelling with its Flintstonian construction of stock, ill-fitting narrative elements.
AU celebrates Golden Jubilee
From Caesar Zvayi in ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia
THE African Union today achieves the milestone of 50 years of existence and over 50 African heads of state and governments, along with 41 former leaders, will be joined by global leaders to celebrate the AU’s Golden Jubilee here.
Common winter illnesses
Brenda Phiri Cool Lifestyle WriterLow atmospheric temperatures that are at times accompanied intermittent rains is the order of the day these days.
A great number of people are sneezing, coughing or blowing their noses around you. That is the cold season for you.
Blast victims houses rebuilding starts
Zecheaus Nemadire Herald CorrespondentGovernment and its social partners yesterday started re-building houses
Maseko’s body expected in Harare today
Bulawayo Bureau
National hero Major General Jevan Maseko (Retired)’s body is expected in Harare from Bulawayo today
Making the right choice
Glen Chliwayo Cool Feature
Life is a summation of all the choices we have made including the ones we failed to make. If indeed life is built on the foundation of the choices we make then it should mean that choices are the drivers that propel our lives forward.Court reserves judgment in poll date case
Daniel Nemukuyu Senior Court ReporterTHE Constitutional Court yesterday reserved judgment in a case in which it was expected to rule on the appropriate date for the holding of harmonised elections.
President saluted for stance against homosexuality
Lloyd Gumbo Herald Reporter
PRESIDENT Mugabe should be saluted for standing firm against homosexuality that is being used by some Western countries as a condition to release aid to poor African








