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A comparison made by Boris Johnson, the former London mayor, that the European Union is pursuing similar goals to Hitler in trying to create a powerful superstate has drawn sharp…
Highway strays to attract $20 fines for farmers
Richard Muponde Gwanda Correspondent POLICE in Matabeleland South will soon start taking stern measures against farmers whose livestock strays into highways with offenders being fined $20 per beast or facing…
Fake bomb ‘fiasco’ to cost Man U millions
Manchester — A fake bomb inside Old Trafford that forced the abandonment of Manchester United’s last Premier League game of the season triggered angry calls yesterday for action as the…
Nhari declared liberation war heroine
Munyaradzi Musiiwa Midlands Correspondent FREEDOM fighter and former Zanu-PF Women’s League secretary for administration, Cde Esphina Nhari who died in a road traffic accident along the Bulawayo-Harare highway near Kadoma…
We didn’t invite De Kock — festival organiser
Cape Town – The organiser of the Franschhoek Literary Festival, Ann Donald, said she was surprised to see apartheid-era death squad leader Eugene de Kock at the Franschhoek Literary festival…
Sick leave for Chiefs
Ricky Zililo Senior Sports Reporter ZIFA Southern Region chairman Musa Mandaza has said they will give Division One side Bulawayo Chiefs ample time to recover before resuming their league matches…
Pension fund administrators target informal sector
Martin Kadzere Harare Bureau Zimbabwe should start looking at ways of tapping into the approximately $7 billion informal industry by establishing retirement savings schemes for the informal sector, Alexander Forbes…
Land developers welcome proposed legislation
Conrad Mwanawashe Harare Bureau Contractors have lent their support to the proposed Land Developers Bill saying the legislation will help clarify the roles of land developers, among other things.
Newspapers struggle to survive in tech age
Gibson Mhaka Times are changing, albeit negatively, for the print media in the wake of challenges posed by the new media. It is no longer business as usual as smart…
Gweru grapples with $33m debt
Elizabeth Tsuro Midlands Reporter GWERU City Council has threatened to take legal action against defaulting ratepayers as the local authority grapples to recover $37 million it is owed by residents…