BREAKING NEWS: 10 years for Air Zim bosses
Tendai Rupapa Senior Court Reporter Two former Air Zimbabwe bosses, Peter Chikumba and Grace Pfumbidzayi, have each been sentenced to 10 years in prison for criminal abuse of office. Three…
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- Manicapost
- April 10, 2015
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Mutasa brews shocker
Abel Zhakata Senior Reporter THE Zanu-PF Manicaland provincial executive was stunned on Wednesday morning after the party’s dismissed national secretary for administration, Mr Didymus Mutasa, filed papers at the Nomination Court…
EDITORIAL COMMENT: Zim-SA landmark deals to strengthen ties
ZIMBABWE and South Africa have elevated their historically strong ties to another level through the just-ended State visit by President Robert Mugabe at the invitation of his counterpart Jacob Zuma.
- Manicapost
- April 10, 2015
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Cunning thieves run out of luck
Liberty Dube HARDLY a fortnight after two suspected rapists, Beston Nadholo and Norman Mutasa, were cornered in Dangamvura, two serial thieves who were causing sleepless nights in Chikanga high-density suburb…
Mugabe, Zuma strike chord on mines ownership
Mabasa Sasa Harare Bureau AFRICA’S dream of industrialisation through beneficiation of minerals, metals and agricultural produce is doomed to fail if the continent does not in the first place fully own…
Tripartite Free Trade breakthrough
Prosper Ndlovu Business Editor AFRICA has finally made a grand economic breakthrough with all systems set for the official launch, in June this year, of the largest regional tripartite Free…
‘STOP PLAYING GAMES’…Use senior team, Zifa told
Sikhumbuzo Moyo Senior Sports Reporter THE government has ordered Zifa to field a strong senior national team for the upcoming 2017 African Nations Cup qualifiers whose climax will be in…
UN circus must end: President
Mabasa Sasa in TSHWANE AFRICAN Union and Sadc Chair President Robert Mugabe has rallied the peoples of the Developing World to unite in the face of the United States of…
Activists claim victory as Rhodes finally falls
UCT student Chumani Maxwele, who threw faeces on the university’s Cecil John Rhodes statue last month, said the decision to remove the monument vindicates former black academics at the institution.
- Manicapost
- April 10, 2015
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EDITORIAL COMMENT: Sakubva Stadium refurbishments commendable
DOMESTIC Premiership football action returned to Sakubva Stadium on Easter Monday after the Premier Soccer League secretariat lifted the ban they had imposed on the match venue more than a…