adminPasuwa names strong squad
Petros Kausiyo Deputy Sports Editor AS was largely expected, Young Warriors coach Callisto Pasuwa has stuck with the bulk of the side that qualified for the African Games, adding just…
Lesotho pupil dies in freak accident
DURBAN. — The Lesotho school boy, 16-year-old Madiehe Letsoela, killed during a freak accident in central Durban on Thursday, was on his way home after a four-day educational tour in…
ZEC free to use voters’ roll: Court
Daniel Nemukuyu Senior Court Reporter The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission has unfettered discretion to use or not to use the voters’ rolls compiled by the Registrar General because there is no…
‘Nothing illegal in selling jumbo calves’
International and local private media have lately been awash with reports of Zimbabwe exporting “baby elephants” overseas and activists have been denouncing the development as an exercise in cruelty to…
History beckons for Serena
LONDON — Serena Williams insists she doesn’t care about making history even though the world number one tennis player can add more lustre to her legacy with victory over Garbine…
Highway robbers thrown behind bars for 20 years
Thupeyo Muleya Beitbridge Bureau The two notorious armed robbers who were last year arrested in connection with a murder case and 26 robbery cases committed along the Beitbridge-Masvingo Highway, were…
Unilateral sanctions hurting global economy: India PM
UFA. — India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday said that “unilateral sanctions” are hurting the global economy, in a veiled attack on the West which has imposed sanctions on…
Suicide not the answer
Swag Mama Death is a natural conclusion to our life on earth though it is always sad and especially heartbreaking when it happens to a young person. The grief for…
Criminal law faces major overhaul
Lloyd Gumbo Senior Reporter Parliament is preparing a massive overhaul of provisions in the Criminal and Procedure and Evidence Act that will see the relaxation of bail conditions for many…
Mupfumira appoints new NSSA board
The National Social Security Authority must focus its investments more on social development projects that benefit pensioners and low-income earners, who constitute the majority of its contributors, a Cabinet Minister…