Public loses confidence in judiciary, says committee
Farirai Machivenyika Harare Bureau THE public is losing confidence in the judiciary due to incompetence and corruption by judicial officials and questionable judgments being passed by the courts, the Senate…
Zim readies for battle with Irish giant-killers
Robson Sharuko in HOBART, Australia TEN years after his acrimonious departure from his role as Zimbabwe coach, Phil Simmons could engineer his former team’s exit from the ICC World Cup…
SA Cabinet condemns spy leaks
Cape Town – Cabinet has condemned the leaking of top secret State Security Agency (SSA) documents, which it says threatens the country’s security. “Cabinet condemns in strongest terms the leaking of…
Mhirizhonga munhabvu bodo: Zifa
Abel Ndooka SANGANO reZimbabwe Football Association (Zifa) rinoti mhirizhonga mumutambo wenhabvu haitenderwe zvachose uye vatsigiri havafanirwe kuregedzwa vachipinda nezvinokuvadza zvakaita semabhodhoro nematombo munhandare dzakasiyana dzenyika. Mashoko aya anotevera
Mutasa: renouncing struggle when war is over
Joram Nyathi Spectrum FOR two weeks I have played truant with you my followers. You deserve an apology which I hereby make unreservedly. For nearly two weeks, I was away…
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Verbal fight in court over husband
Weekender Reporter DRAMA erupted at Mutare Civil Courts on Tuesday after two women from a polygamous marriage decided to exchange word blows over who was the better wife in their…
President slams Obama
Paidamoyo Chipunza Harare Bureau President Mugabe yesterday slammed the US government’s double standards of imposing illegal economic sanctions on Zimbabwe yet surviving on China’s benevolence.
Zvakakoshera kuyamwisa mwana
Muchaneta Chimuka MADZIMAI ane utachiona hweHIV nevasina vane kodzero yekuyamwisa vana. Zvisinei, pane mikana yekuti utachiona hunogona kutapurirwa kumwana kuburikidza nekuyamwisa, nekudaro zvakakosha kuti mudzimai ane utachiona hweHIV vawaniswe mazano nemachiremba…
Lawyer slain in Mozambique received threats
Maputo – A prominent lawyer and academic who was shot dead on Tuesday in Mozambique’s capital Maputo, had recently received threats on Facebook, the country’s prosecution said on Wednesday.
More firms lose property over unpaid loans
Senior Business Reporter MORE companies continue to lose properties over unpaid loans to local banks that have resorted to the legal route to recover their money from defaulters.