adminTackle varsity mayhem, Zuma orders ministers
JOHANNESBURG. — South Africa’s President Jacob Zuma has ordered his ministers to tackle student protests that have shut down most universities, a cabinet spokesman said yesterday, amid concerns over the…
Cobra disrupts village meeting . . . minister, villagers scurry for cover in Chitomborwizi
Walter Nyamukondiwa in CHITOMBORWIZI— There was drama at the Kore homestead yesterday when a 1,5 metre-long snake charged at villagers attending the handover of assistance to the family that lost…
‘Keep politics out of our case’
Conrad Mwanawashe recently in LIVINGSTONE, Zambia Zimbabwe does not expect international finance institutions to be led by “politics” but instead argue the country’s situation based on its membership to the…
Scandal actress Mapaseka Koetle welcomes baby girl
Friends and celebrities have flooded actress Mapaseka Koetle’s social media pages this week to congratulate her on the birth of her daughter. Koetle‚ who plays the role of Dintle on etv…
Time to suspend Statutory fees on national projects
Lloyd Gumbo: Mr Speaker Sir Treasury’s recent suspension by a year of import duty on Zesa equipment is indeed a welcome development for the country as it will go a long…
Branding friend’s wife a prostitute proves costly
Court Reporter Branding his friend’s wife a prostitute proved costly for a Harare man after he was stabbed with a kitchen knife in the stomach and left with protruding intestines. Archiford…
When common sense paid a rare, fleeting visit
Joram Nyathi: Spectrum MOST people would be aware of the Ezulwini Consensus reached in Swaziland in 2005 and adopted by the African Union in Ethiopia. It contains a modest proposal for a…
Katsvairo opens account
Sports Reporter KAIZER Chiefs coach Steve Komphela has praised Michelle Katsvairo after the Zimbabwean grabbed his first goal for the South African giants in a mid-week victory over Free State…
Women football elections date set
Grace Chingoma Senior Sports Reporter ZIFA says the women’s football elections will proceed as scheduled on October 22 as the mother body seeks to restore sanity to the women’s constituency which…
Editors’ forum slams attacks on journos
JOHANNESBURG/CAPE TOWN. — The South African National Editors’ Forum has expressed outrage against attacks on journalists at the University of Johannesburg yesterday evening.