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Isdore GuvamombeThe United Nations World Tourism Organisation technical team is expected to arrive on Wednesday to
Editorial Comment: Victory begins with you, me, with us all
Zanu-PF is the oldest and largest political party in Zimbabwe body politic. When the great revolutionary party establishes rules and regulations to guide the conduct of its members in any plebiscite, it surely comes from long years of experience and therefore, every party member should abide by the rules, because, in the end, it is the rules thatDiplomatic row over Mantashe comments
JOHANNESBURG. — A diplomatic row is brewing after ANC secretary general Gwede Mantashe accused a Swede of fuelling the Marikana crisis and “destabilising” the country.Diplomatic sources told the Sunday Independent that Sweden has protested against Mantashe’s comments made two weeks ago. According to the newspaper, security
Chinese language officially launched at African Union headquarters
ADDIS ABABA. — The Chinese language class has been officially launched at the African Union, the pan- African bloc said in a Press statement on Saturday.The project within the framework of the China-Africa co-operation was launched by the AU Commission in collaboration with the Addis Ababa Confucius Institute and the Embassy
Snowden leaves Hong Kong for Russia
HONG KONG/MOSCOW. — An aircraft believed to be carrying Edward Snowden landed in Moscow yesterday after Hong Kong let the former US security contractor leave the territory, despite Washington’s efforts to extradite him to face espionage charges.
Lawyer challenges water disconnections
Daniel Nemukuyu Senior ReporterA lawyer has filed a High Court application challenging municipalities’ tendency of disconnecting water from “defaulting consumers” without obtaining a court order.
Mr Farai Mushoriwa of Mawere and Sibanda law firm, although he contends that he fully paid for the water, argues that council had no authority at law to disconnect him.
Lawyer challenges water disconnections
Daniel Nemukuyu Senior ReporterA lawyer has filed a High Court application challenging municipalities’ tendency of disconnecting water from “defaulting consumers” without obtaining a court order.
Mr Farai Mushoriwa of Mawere and Sibanda law firm, although he contends that he fully paid for the water, argues that council had no authority at law to disconnect him.
Lawyer challenges water disconnections
Daniel Nemukuyu Senior ReporterA lawyer has filed a High Court application challenging municipalities’ tendency of disconnecting water from “defaulting consumers” without obtaining a court order.
Mr Farai Mushoriwa of Mawere and Sibanda law firm, although he contends that he fully paid for the water, argues that council had no authority at law to disconnect him.
Lawyer challenges water disconnections
Daniel Nemukuyu Senior ReporterA lawyer has filed a High Court application challenging municipalities’ tendency of disconnecting water from “defaulting consumers” without obtaining a court order.
Mr Farai Mushoriwa of Mawere and Sibanda law firm, although he contends that he fully paid for the water, argues that council had no authority at law to disconnect him.
Machingura in dreamland
Collin Matiza Sports EditorFOR young schoolgirl Marlon Machingura from Banket, she never imagined in her wildest dreams that she would one day represent Zimbabwe at a major international sporting event overseas, let alone in a European country like Sweden.