adminManuel continues to impress
Collin Matiza Sports Editor DAIYAAN Manuel is on fire. The nine-year-old Zimbabwean motocross rider was in scintillating form again at the weekend when he finished first in the 50cc Pro…
Falling deposits add to China economy warning sign
Beijing — Chinese bank deposits dropped following a crackdown on lenders manipulating their numbers and “illicit” means of attracting money, threatening to weigh on credit growth and hinder efforts to…
Carter, Williams back at All Blacks
CHICAGO. — Dan Carter and Sonny Bill Williams returned to the All Blacks with impressive showings Saturday in a 74-6 rout of the United States to launch their Northern Hemisphere…
Athletics Kenya authorities under fire
NAIROBI. — Kenya’s athletics bosses came in for fierce criticism on Saturday after it emerged Rita Jeptoo, currently the world’s leading female marathon runner, tested positive in an out-of-competition anti-doping…
China, US to meet on WMD non-proliferation
BEIJING. — China and the United States will sit down for the first joint work group meeting on the non-proliferation of weapons of mass destruction (WMD) in Beijing today, China’s…
Koeman aims high
United Kingdom. — Southampton manager Ronald Koeman believes that his side have the quality to qualify for European soccer competition and enjoy a “fantastic season” in the English Premier League.
Sundaymail Editor
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- November 2, 2014
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Ray Kaukonde in Sex-for-Power storm
Zanu-PF Mashonaland East provincial chair Cde Ray Kaukonde has allegedly been demanding sexual favours from female party members aspiring for leadership positions, it has emerged.
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- November 2, 2014
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President grills Gumbo on ‘Baba Jukwa’ links
President Mugabe has quizzed Zanu-PF secretary for information Cde Rugare Gumbo on why police have not interrogated him in connection with the Baba Jukwa case, when he co-opted the main…
- SundayMail
- November 2, 2014
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VP Mujuru not immune to prosecution
Vice President Mujuru can be prosecuted on allegations of corruption, extortion and abuse of office as the Constitution only protects the President from civil and/or criminal proceedings.
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- November 2, 2014
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Medical tariffs divide Doctors
Shamiso Yikoniko and Debra Matabvu Doctors are divided over newly-gazetted medical tariffs with general practitioners charging six different amounts on consultation fees.