admin‘Gumbura used cigarettes to buy inmates’ allegiance’
Prosper Dembedza Court Correspondent The 960 bricks of cigarettes that were smuggled into Chikurubi Maximum Security Prison by jailed Independent End Time Message leader Robert Martin Gumbura were used by…
Schools turn away pupils over fees
Herald Reporters Some boarders were left stranded at their pick-up points in Harare yesterday ahead of the opening of the 2016 First Term today as school authorities denied them access…
Racism, Rustenburg and the ANC’s 2016 challenges
Greg Nicolson Correspondent Rustenburg’s Civic Centre served as the ANC’s administrative base while it organised the party’s birthday celebrations. On Friday, a market of stalls sold merchandise on its lawns and President…
Murray’s hope
MELBOURNE. — Finally clinching an elusive Australian Open tennis crown is Andy Murray’s number one goal for the new year but the Briton concedes that his hopes of success at…
India to blood rookies
NEW DELHI. — India will test out several uncapped players in the limited- overs cricket series in Australia, captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni said yesterday.
Atletico back on top
MADRID. — Atletico Madrid moved back to the top of the Spanish La Liga as goals from Antoine Griezmann and Yannick Ferreira Carrasco ground out a 2-0 win at Celta…
Van Gaal clings on
NEWCASTLE. — Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal admits that his side need to play better, but they will go in search of a third successive victory at Newcastle United…
Parly gets $10m grant
Lloyd Gumbo Senior Reporter International organisations have pledged a $10 million grant to Parliament of Zimbabwe from this year to 2019. Financial constraints in Government saw Treasury failing to fund Parliamentary…
Gunners take aim at Reds
LONDON. — Two teams coping very differently with English football’s high-intensity mid-season fixture programme meet tomorrow night when English Premier League leaders Arsenal resume their pursuit of the title at…
StanChart veteran to get £500k a year pension
London. — The second-in-command at Standard Chartered Mr Mike Rees stands to receive a pension worth almost £500 000 a year when he leaves the emerging markets-focused bank at the…