$61m for roads rehab
Charity Ruzvidzo Business Reporter THE Zimbabwe National Roads Administration (Zinara) has set aside $61 million for this year’s nationwide roads maintenance and rehabilitation programme, Transport and Infrastructural Development Minister Obert…
Mutapi wenhau opomerwa kubhinya hama
Kingstone Mapupu REGIS Chikwekwe, uyo anomboita basa rekutapa nhau akazvimiririra, svondo rino akamiswa mudare remhosva achipomerwa kubata chibharo mumwe mwanasikana wehukama ane makore 14 okuberekwa. Chikwekwe (42), uyo anobva mubhuku raTaderera,…
Satellite images show scale of Boko Haram devastation
Human rights group Amnesty International has released satellite images showing what it says is “indisputable and shocking evidence” of the scale of last week’s attack on two Nigerian towns by…
How Mine offloads 8 players
Sikhumbuzo Moyo Senior Sports Reporter HOW Mine is set to offload about eight players from their 2014 squad with coach Luke Masomere saying he is bringing in an equal number.…
Mutasa’s fate sealed: Kasukuwere
Munyaradzi Musiiwa Midlands Correspondent The Politburo and Commissariat will not stand in the way of Manicaland province if they decide to expel or suspend disgruntled former Zanu-PF Secretary for Administration…
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Students discipline: The teachers dilemma
Tatenda Makombe SCHOOLS opened on Tuesday this week and city commuter omnibuses ferrying droves of pupils to schools in and around Mutare are once again a common sight.
Duty on fuel increases
Harare Bureau THE government has increased duty on fuel by between 28 percent and 33 percent in a development that could erode potential gains from its recent directive for traders…
Salman Rushdie defends free speech
Burlington – Author Salman Rushdie, who lived for years under a death threat after his 1988 book The Satanic Verses drew the wrath of Iranian religious leaders, said on Wednesday…
$75k pothole patching project launched
Oliver Kazunga Acting Business Editor THE government and the private sector yesterday launched a $75,000 pothole patching project in Bulawayo to improve the state of roads in the Central Business…
Thanks to Charlie Hebdo liberty is in retreat
Joram Nyathi Group Political Editor AT one point current South African president Jacob Zuma’s once most passionate supporter now turned nemesis Julius Malema shocked the world when he openly declared…