Preliminary report on MH370

KUALA LUMPUR. — Malaysia yesterday made public a preliminary report on Flight MH370 and other data that marks its most extensive release of information on the missing airliner to date,…

Mpandawana gets town status

Masvingo Bureau Government has granted town status to Mpandawana Growth Point in Gutu. This will see Mpandawana Town separated from Gutu Rural District Council, with its own councillors and boundaries.

SANDF soldiers wounded in DRC

JOHANNESBURG.  —  Three SANDF soldiers were wounded, one seriously, during an attack in the Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, the defence force said yesterday. “One of the armed groups in…

5 million children in Sahel face malnutrition: UN

UNITED NATIONS. — Five million children in Africa’s Sahel belt face the risk of severe malnutrition, the United Nations has warned. The Sahel belt of Africa encompasses Chad, Mali and…

Aussies reclaim number one spot

MELBOURNE. — Australia have reclaimed the No 1 Test ranking for the first time in five years, with captain Michael Clarke calling it the most satisfying day of his career.

Simeone thanks players’ mothers

LONDON. — Atletico Madrid coach Diego Simeone thanked his players’ mothers for producing such gutsy sons after the La Liga leaders fought back to beat Chelsea 3-1 on Wednesday and…

Workers snub May Day celebrations

Herald Reporters— At least 32 people were killed in work-related accidents in the first quarter of the year, while 1 447 others were injured at workplaces, figures released ahead of…

Manchester City ready to take initiative

LONDON. — Given unexpected assistance last weekend, Manchester City are ready to take matters into their own hands and secure a second Premier League title in three seasons, according to…

Old Boys ready to rock ‘n’ roll

Paul Munyuki Sports Reporter DEFENDING National Rugby League champions Old Hararians get their season underway tomorrow where they host Bulawayo side Western Panthers. The season started last week but the…

Play leaves lasting memories

Yeukai Karengezeka Arts Correspondent The theatrical play “My Father’s Hat” which was staged at the Harare International Festival of the Arts left lasting memories as it unleashed how South Africa…

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