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CHIMOIO. — Mozambican president Armando Guebuza insisted that violent clashes with armed rebels did not spell a slide back to brutal civil war, insisting the energy-rich nation remains a safe…
Rio Tinto evacuates expatriate families
MAPUTO. — London-listed Rio Tinto yesterday said it was withdrawing expatriate employees’ families from Mozambique over safety concerns, but its coal mining and shipment operations in the southern African state…
Chinese news agency warns US
BEIJING. — The United States risks its own security by refusing to trust even its own friends and spying on its allies, China’s official Xinhua news agency said yesterday, labelling…
Zimbabwe safer in Zanu-PF hands: Ex-MDC policy chief
Isdore Guvamombe The policy chief of the Professor Welshman Ncube-led MDC, Qhubani Moyo, recently crossed the floor to join Zanu-PF and believes the people of Matabeleland are still stuck with…
Mass burial for 17 crash dead mulled
Herald Reporters RELATIVES of 17 out of the 24 Chisumbanje ethanol tanker explosion victims yesterday asked Government for a mass burial after they disagreed on the identities of the bodies.
Practical subjects must be compulsory — President
Bulawayo Bureau PRACTICAL subjects should be made compulsory for all pupils so that they attain skills that will not make them seek employment, President Mugabe has said.
CZI: Listening to Monks of former Ages
When you really want to stoke the furnace of misanthropy, the thought-ages to visit are the Augustans and the Romantics. But that is to reckon time by way of literary…
MDC ambassadors face the boot
Felex Share Herald Reporter ZIMBABWE’S 47 ambassadors will return home this year after completing their tours of duty amid indications that those posted from MDC formations will not be reappointed…
If you blink you lose!
OFF THE BALL TITLES are won for a lot of reasons, but defence and character are two of the biggest, and in front of a militant away capacity crowd at…
Masiyiwa in line for top Forbes Award
Jonathan Mbiriyamveka Lifestyle Reporter Strive Masiyiwa, Zimbabwe’s richest man and only billionaire, and telecommunications tycoon, is on the verge of clinching the most coveted Africa Forbes Person of the Year…