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LAST weekend’s landslide victory by ZANU PF in the formerly opposition-dominated Harare constituencies not only solidified the revolutionary party’s two-thirds majority in the National Assembly, but also sounded the death…
VP Mohadi to officiate at public, private sector interface
Blessings Chidakwa-Herald Reporter VICE President Kembo Mohadi is scheduled to officiate at a public and private sector interface in Bulawayo tonight, aimed at fostering collaboration, dialogue and partnerships in support…
Fans react to Orlando ‘home’ for Warriors
Eddie Chikamhi-Senior Sports Reporter THE Zimbabwe National Soccer Supporters Association have implored authorities to speed up the renovations at the National Sports Stadium after it emerged yesterday the Warriors will…
Russia seizes more ground, Kiev forces await supplies
Russian forces committed a division to take several more villages in Ukraine’s east during the past week, as Ukraine’s European allies frantically increased their weapons pledges and the full effect…
Ferdinand issues John Terry ultimatum
Anton Ferdinand has invited John Terry to sit down with him and watch back unedited footage of the incident that saw the former England captain found guilty of racial abuse.
TRUCK DRIVER CHRONICLES LUCKY ESCAPE IN NEW ALBUM
A RUWA cross-border truck driver reckons he has managed to survive road accidents and temptations through God’s grace.
GoSolr wants to solve SA’s electricity crisis
GoSolr, a company supported by South African mogul Patrice Motsepe and the largest bank on the continent, intends to invest 10 billion rand (US$537 million) in implementing a programme to…
TAWACHERA CHEERED BY ‘KEEPER’S RETURN
ARENL coach Farai Tawachera is a relieved man following first-choice goalkeeper Aaron Ngwenya’s return to full fitness ahead of the derby clash against Highlanders at Barbourfields on Sunday.
‘OFFENSIVE’ BILLBOARD PULLED DOWN
A BILLBOARD, which some motorits felt was “offensive” as it had some racial connotations, has been pulled down.