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Herald Reporter Police are keen to quiz MDC-T’s Job Sikhala over utterances that he made at the weekend where he urged party supporters to brace for “war” against the Government.…
Mubaiwa says all is well
Eddie Chikamhi Sports Reporter DYNAMOS chairman Kenny Mubaiwa yesterday denied there was discord in their camp and defended the team’s performance following the shock defeat to newboys ZPC Kariba at…
Sisi submits bid for Egyptian presidency
CAIRO. — Egypt’s ex-army chief Abdel Fattah al-Sisi yesterday officially submitted his bid to run for president, with his lawyer handing over the required documents to the authorities, a spokesman…
Zanu-PF to thank supporters
Herald Reporter The 34th Independence Day commemorations will give Zanu-PF the opportunity to thank Zimbabweans for their unwavering support during last year’s harmonised elections, provincial leaders have said.
Twine Phiri applies for suspension of maintenance order
Court Reporter Premier Soccer League chairman Twine Phiri yesterday applied for the suspension of his US$2 913 maintenance order pending appeal at the High Court. Phiri made the application through…
Painters off to Beijing
Reckson Mandizvidza Entertainment Reporter Renowned visual artist and founder of Hillock Arts Foundation, Raphael Jamu is set to grace an arts and culture exhibition to be held in Beijing beginning…
Ncube attacks Tsvangirai
Herald Reporter MDC-T leader Mr Morgan Tsvangirai does not have capacity to head a united front of opposition parties seeking to remove Zanu-PF and President Mugabe from power, MDC leader…
Robert Mugabe: From policy to legacy
Dingizulu Mahlathini-Moyo UNDER normal circumstances public proclamations made by a head of state and/or government for any given nation at a particular time gives direction as to what policies he…
Pistorius accused of fake tears
PRETORIA. — The prosecution accused Oscar Pistorius of feigning emotion to dodge tough questions about the death of his girlfriend, as his second week of testimony in the murder trial…
Rwanda arrests 3 for ‘offences against state security’
KIGALI. — Police in Rwanda announced yesterday they have arrested three people on charges of threatening state security, among them a radio journalist previously reported missing and a peace activist…