adminEditorial Comment: Probe Eveline Girls School fire incidents thoroughly
Authorities at Eveline Girls School in Bulawayo must get to the bottom of the fire incidents reported to have occurred at the school at the weekend. The school authorities must…
Wobbly Nigeria stride on to Brazil
Nigeria arrived in Brazil yesterday to compete in the Confederation Cup somewhat rattled after some far from convincing displays but still hopeful of causing a surprise. Africa’s representatives at the…
MDC-T orders primaries rerun
Pamela Shumba Chronicle Reporter CONFUSION continues to reign in MDC-T with the party’s leadership ordering a re-run of primary elections in two constituencies in Bulawayo. The re-run will be held…
Sipepa blasts Cross
Harare Bureau WATER Resources Development and Management Minister Samuel Sipepa Nkomo yesterday tore into Bulawayo South MP, Mr Eddie Cross for making “irresponsible” comments on issues that he was not…
Sipepa Nkomo blasts Cross
Zvamaida Murwira Senior ReporterWater Resources Development and Management Minister Samuel Sipepa Nkomo yesterday tore into Bulawayo South MP, Mr Eddie Cross for making “irresponsible” comments on issues that he was not conversant with. Minister Sipepa Nkomo said Mr Cross’ claims
Zanu-PF verifies voters roll
Masvingo BureauZanu-PF has embarked on the final verification of the party’s voters roll in Masvingo to ensure that the province is ready for primary elections to choose candidates who will represent the party in the forthcoming harmonised elections to be held on
Zanu-PF steps up campaign in Mat South
Beitbridge BureauZanu-PF has stepped up campaigns in Matabeleland South province ahead of the harmonised elections scheduled for July 31, the provincial party chairman Cde Andrew Langa said yesterday. He said the party had deployed various teams across the
Election date set
Lovemore Chikova News Editor
PRESIDENT Mugabe yesterday proclaimed July 31 as the date for the harmonised elections and set June 28 for the sitting of the Nomination Court to accept presidential, parliamentary and
‘Harmonised polls critical’
Herald ReporterZIMBABWEANS have been urged to take advantage of the ongoing mobile voter registration and inspection to register to vote so as to participate in the forthcoming harmonised elections and safeguard the gains of the country’s independence. Speaking in an
No one is above the law
Zimbabwe is a constitutional democracy, which is why over the past four years we were seized with writing our supreme national law in which we crystallised our aspirations, ethos, rights and their