Mutero sends Chiefs SOS

Collin Matiza Sports Editor
YOUNG England-based Zimbabwean soccer player Trevor Mutero is feeling homesick and would like to return home to Africa to

Musona talks up Warriors

LONDON. – Zimbabwe striker Knowledge Musona is confident the Warriors can qualify for the 2012 Nations Cup finals and he

World divided over global warming

Climate change has of late become one of the world’s worrying issues that have affected progress in human development

Chávez, Evo and Obama

I take a break from the tasks that are occupying all of my time these days to dedicate a few words to the unique opportunity

Govt should decentralise judicial service system

Most court cases are, except for those involved, relatively minor matters, which is why the bulk of Zimbabwe’s court work is

Success: My dream for Africa

As a new African, I refuse to be poor. As a new African, I refuse to be misgoverned. As a new African, I totally refuse to be

Duo charged with murder of former CIO head

George Maponga Masvingo Bureau
THE trial of two men, who allegedly shot and killed a former Central Intelligence Organisation head in Chiredzi, two years ago,

Businessman sentenced for kidnapping patron

From Noah Pito in Hurungwe
A MAGUNJE businessman, who assaulted and kidnapped a patron for the whole night in April after accusing him of splashing

Blind men arrested for threatening immigration officials

Beitbridge Bureau
FOUR blind men and a woman from Beitbridge town have been arrested for touting and threatening to beat immigration officers

Man in dock over heifer

Court Reporter
MARONDERA police have arrested Sikhumbuzo Mutinhiri after he allegedly stole a heifer from a neighbouring farm. Mutinhiri