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Cathrine Murombedzi HIV Walk The Millennium Development Goals deadline of 2015 is just around the corner and Zimbabwe has pledged to reduce child mortality by that time.
Blair advised Brooks on phone-hacking scandal
LONDON- Former British prime minister Tony Blair advised a key executive in Rupert Murdoch’s newspaper empire days before she was arrested over phone hacking at the News of the World,…
Libya reaches compromise with ex-rebels
TRIPOLI. – Libyan Prime Minister Ali Zeidan said late on Tuesday a “compromise” had been reached with ex-rebel militias who had given Libya’s interim assembly a deadline to hand over…
Barca outplay City
PARIS. — Four-time winners Barcelona and French champions Paris Saint-Germain took huge strides towards the Champions League soccer last eight on Tuesday night as they both won away from home…
Ngwira reissues his 2010 release
Entertainment Reporter Afro-jazz artiste Daniel Ngwira has reissued his 2010 release “KuSalon” giving it a new lease of life. The remastered version sounds fresh and has an Afro-jazz feel. By…
Time for Morgan Tsvangirai to let go
Chris Dhlamini Zanu-PF is convinced that Morgan Tsvangirai’s ignorance is more than enough to give them everlasting political survival. They now seem to believe that ruling in perpetuity can succeed…
Zinara placed under surveillance
Farai Machivenyika Senior Reporter Government has placed the Zimbabwe National Roads Administration under daily surveillance to monitor revenue collection to improve transparency. Addressing the media in Harare after meeting management…
Entreprenuership: The new buzzword
Victoria Ruzvidzo THE release of both Cambridge and Zimsec Ordinary and Advanced Level results has been met with much excitement and in some instances trepidation as dreams draw closer to…
Hubby sells kids’ panties to buy Zed, court told
Court Reporter A Harare woman left the court gallery shell-shocked when she narrated how her husband stole their children’s undergarments and sold them to get money to buy an illicit…
Kenya hires Transparency International
NAIROBI. – Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta said yesterday his government will partner with global anti-graft watchdog, Transparency International, in the fight against corruption in the country.