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Almost a decade since sanctions were imposed we have not put to task the gospel truths preached about sanctions. Our
Attackers use gunfire on army patrol
KANO. – Attackers used explosives and gunfire to target an army patrol near a wedding in violence-torn north-eastern Nigeria,
US’ Arab Spring as more than 700 protesters are arrested
NEW YORK – As the United States enjoys the beautiful foliage that comes with the fall season, it looks like the Arab Spring is
Copac comes under fire from opposition parties
Herald Reporter
A GROUP of eight small opposition political parties have petitioned Copac, protesting against their exclusion in the drafting of a
Most bottled water unsatisfactory: Nhema
Herald Reporters
ONLY four out of 15 registered water bottling companies in Zimbabwe are processing safe bottled water, the Minister of
Afre — Patterson Timba responds
Herald Reporter
Former Afre Corporation executive chairman Mr Patterson Timba has dismissed the forensic audit report prepared by BCA
UZ to set up own water treatment plant at institution
Herald Reporter
UNIVERSITY of Zimbabwe is set to establish its own water treatment plant to protect the institution from perennial water shortages,
Mozambican generals pay condolences to Mai Mujuru
Herald Reporter
TWO Mozambican Retired Army Generals Tobias Dai and Joaquim Munhepe yesterday visited Vice President Joice Mujuru
Used car import ban to stay
Herald Reporter
GOVERNMENT says it will not reverse its ban on used car imports that are over five-years-old and Left Hand Drive vehicles despite legal threats from transport operators.
The ban will be implemented with effect from November 1 while left-hand-drive vehicles will be completely taken off the road by December 31, 2015.
Many importers of vehicles, especially from Japan, are now congesting Beitbridge Border Post to beat the deadline.
The Transport Operators Association of Zimbabwe last week said it was mounting legal action against the Government on the legality of the ban, arguing that LHD vehicles were lawfully permitted in Zimbabwe by virtue of the Road Traffic Act 13:11, section 6 of the third schedule.
Four lawyers struck off roll
Daniel Nemukuyu Senior Court Reporter
FOUR lawyers have been delisted from the legal practitioners’ roll while three others are awaiting judgment on various misconduct allegations including misappropriation of trust funds and unprofessional conduct.
Two others are on suspension to allow for investigations into various allegations of improper conduct.
High Court judge Justice Chinembiri Bhunu who chairs the Legal Practitioners Disciplinary Tribunal last week reserved judgment in the cases of three lawyers who appeared before him.
Mrs Margaret Dutiro, who used to operate Chingono-Dutiro and Partners in Zvishavane, Mr Daniel Dindikwa of Dindikwa and Partners, Mr Tichaona Mawere formerly with Ziumbe