Teacher’s language ‘no cause to fail’
Non-Ndebele teacher debate spills into Parliament Minister says no to language-based ‘discrimination’
Mutsvangwa, Moyo war escalates
Pamela Shumba Senior Reporter A verbal war between Zanu-PF Politburo members Professor Jonathan Moyo and Cde Christopher Mutsvangwa escalated yesterday with Mutsvangwa challenging Prof Moyo to go for a DNA…
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Sulu, Jah Prayzah square off
Liberty Dube and Fungai Munyoro MULTI-award winning musician, Jah Prayzah, is back in Mutare for a date with his legion of fans when he performs at a rejuvenated leisure centre,…
Phiri walks away from football
Robson Sharuko Senior Sports Editor TWINE PHIRI, who made history by becoming the first man to own one of Zimbabwe’s Three Big football clubs after he acquired the CAPS United…
Fifa candidates avoid real problems: Analysts
PARIS. – The battle for the FIFA presidency has turned into a gruelling round-the-globe marathon for the five candidates but observers say they are avoiding the real problems facing the…
Warriors in horror slump
Grace Chingoma Senior Sports Reporter THE Warriors. — battered by the poor showing of the home-based players at the African Nations Championship finals in Rwanda — have slumped to their…
Use long spoon Zim, you are supping with the devil
Joram Nyathi Spectrum We have always had reservations about the IMF’s intentions. It’s not a secret who owns and controls it. It is the same country with whom Zimbabwe has…
Africa take heed, Mugabe has spoken
Mukachana Hanyani Correspondent IT is not proper for the UN Security Council (UNSC) to remain superintended by only five-member countries as if they are supreme beings to the extent that…
MPs must rise above partisan politics
Lloyd Gumbo Mr Speaker Sir It is expected that MPs are rational human beings when they carry out their parliamentary duties, as such they should instead use public hearings to…
Editorial Comment – Typhoid: No lessons learnt from the past
Zimbabwe should not be having to deal with yet another diarrhoeal outbreak. After the cholera outbreak of 2008 which killed so many people, we should have learnt our lessons. Yet…