Zimbabwe pledges to clear student arrears in Russia

Mabasa Sasa in Moscow GOVERNMENT will immediately start clearing arrears amounting to US$600 000 owed to Zimbabwean students pursuing higher education degrees in Russia under a bilateral training agreement, President…

A JOURNEY INTO THE PAST. . domestic football revives romance with the fans

FOR all the drama and chaos at Barbourfields on Saturday, including the sorry sight of Benjani Mwaruwari being forced to scale barriers to force his way into the stadium, there was a silver lining to the shame that stalked the beautiful game.

Court orders ‘resettled’ people to vacate farm

Mashudu Netsianda, Senior Court Reporter THE High Court has ordered a group of people allegedly resettled at Storny Croft farm in Umguza district to vacate the property. The ruling by…

Mphoko’s trial postponed

Mashudu Netsianda, Senior Court Reporter THE trial of former Vice President Phelekezela Mphoko’s daughter-in-law, Nomagugu Mphoko, who is facing charges of extortion, has been postponed to January 21. Nomagugu (36)…

‘Corruption calls for extraodinary measures’

Fidelis Munyoro, Harare Bureau CHIEF Justice Luke Malaba has urged all stakeholders in the justice delivery system to rally behind Government’s fight against corruption. He made the remarks during the…

Chief Justice sets tone for legal year

Heavy downpours witnessed in central Harare yesterday morning failed to steal the glitter from the official opening of the 2019 legal year, with judicial officers optimistic of a fruitful working year.

Coping with a child with learning disabilities

Pamenus Tuso When Mrs Pamela Chirwa enrolled her child for Grade One a couple of years ago, she expected the best academic performance out of the kid, but that was…

Forex trading association to be launched

Oliver Kazunga, Acting Business Editor AN initiative that seeks to represent the interests of the country’s online currency traders will be officially launched in Bulawayo at the end of the…

Diaper plant launch hits snag

Oliver Kazunga, Acting Business Editor BULAWAYO’s first diaper manufacturing project, which is being developed at a cost of more than $2 million, is failing to take off due to foreign…

UPDATED: MDC violence leaves trail of destruction

VIOLENCE instigated by MDC-Alliance and its associates in the non-governmental sector left a trail of destruction in Harare, Bulawayo and other cities yesterday. They also used social media to threaten people who intended to go to work.

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