I DESERVE MY JAIL TIME . . . woman claims she even stole from the police

Arron Nyamayaro A CHIKURUBI female inmate yesterday admitted that she deserves to be in prison for terrorising her community and family members.

Residents turning streets into toilets

Paidamoyo Bore SOME people are turning streets in Harare into toilets and are urinating and emptying their bowels there.

FATHER’S DAY TREAT . . . Ervine, Williams power Chevrons to win

AN unbroken 164-run partnership between Craig Ervine and Sean Williams saw Zimbabwe canter to an eight-wicket victory against Nepal to open their World Cup Qualifier campaign.

EDITORIAL COMMENT: Let’s protect the African child

AFRICAN children’s rights should be protected at all costs.

The Next Generation Ford Ranger is here

Trust Khosa DULY Motors, the oldest Ford dealership and exclusive Ford importer in Zimbabwe, on Friday unveiled the Next Generation Ford Ranger at its Harare branch dealership.

URBAN GROOVES IS DEAD AND BURIED: MONO

Trust Khosa RENOWNED music producer and arts critic, Clive “Mono” Mukundu, reckons the urban grooves movement was a futile exercise which suffered still birth.

Wedding guests develop cholera symptoms

Talent Gore AT least 40 people have developed cholera symptoms after attending a wedding in Harare.

URBAN GROOVES STILL A HIT

Maria Chiguvari URBAN grooves artists are still packing out theatres, as proved by hundreds of dedicated fans who turned out for a concert to revive the genre.

WORLD MUSIC DAY CELEBRATIONS LIVES UP TO BILLING

Trust Khosa MUSIC fans had a memorable night at Alliance Francaise when it hosted a pre-World Music Day show on Saturday.