Quelea birds on the prowl — Agritex
Agriculture Reporter
QUELEA birds have started attacking wheat in different parts of the country, Agritex has revealed. Agritex principal director, Mr
Petraeus new CIA boss
WASHINGTON. – The United States of America’s most influential officer, General David Petraeus, bid farewell to the military
UK seeks more more Libya-Europe trade
PARIS. – British Foreign Secretary William Hague said yesterday he sought a closer trade relationship between Libya and
Clergy advised against partisan sermons
LUSAKA. – UNITED Church of Zambia (UCZ) Synod Bishop Mutale Mulumbwa has advised Church ministers against partisan
SA boycotts Libya conference
Addis Ababa – South Africa disagrees with NATO’s military intervention in Libya and would take no part in yesterday’s
Dynamos, CAPS Utd draw
Takudzwa Chitsiga
DYNAMOS Under-17 striker Tatenda Munapi grabbed a brace to give his team a share of the spoils in a 2-2 draw against CAPS
Rutendo Hall to stage Karate tournament
Ellina Mhlanga Sports Reporter
MORE than 200 fighters are expected to converge at Rutendo Hall in Mufakose for the first IFK Kyokushin Zimbabwe Knockdown
Zim bodybuilders to contest in Kampala
Augustine Hwata Sports Reporter
FOUR top Zimbabwean bodybuilders say they are now waiting for clearance from the Sports Commission to enable them to
Chamber of Mines golf tourney tees off tomorrow
Takudzwa Chitsiga Sports Reporter
DEFENDING champions, Empress Nickel Refinery, are upbeat on their chances of retaining the Chamber of Mines Golf
Zimbabwe women’s rugby in trouble
Paul Munyuki Sports Reporter
A STORM is brewing in the Zimbabwe women’s rugby brands committee after a comical appointment of Abigail Mnikwa as



