adminGen Mujuru: Legacy of our struggle
Albert Nhamoyebonde
I am sure many people felt they had to identify with this legacy of the liberation movement being brought to us all by the
Trampling of workers’ rights unacceptable
Wenceslaus Murape At the workplace
Soil erosion usually has devastating effects on the environment. Fortunately with soil erosion, people can be educated on
Remain seized with state of universities, colleges
THE University of Zimbabwe has always been the pride of Zimbabwe’s higher education system. Many of today’s leaders in
Makumbe, Pitiseni Zambia bound
Sports Reporter
TWO Zimbabwe female boxers, Diana Makumbe and Cicilia Pitiseni, yesterday left for Zambia for non-title bouts set for
Gold surge draws thieves
TOKYO/BANGKOK. – It has been called the saint-seducing metal, with good reason. As the price of gold rests near record
Beitbridge businessman fined US$20
Beitbridge Bureau
A BEITBRIDGE businessman Elias Chibi has been fined US$20 for insulting a Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra) official
Man faces string of fraud charges
Court Reporter
A HARARE man, who allegedly committed a series of fraud cases while on bail pending appeal, has appeared in court. He
Man stuns court with pangolin fable
Court Reporter
ONE of the men who were allegedly found in possession of a pangolin on Tuesday stunned the court when he said he was
Mbare trio denied bail on robbery charges
Court Reporter
THREE men accused of robbing another man of his vehicle, cash and two mobile phones in Karoi last year appeared at the
Sengu to do community service
Court Reporter
CAPS United Football Club defender David “Maketo” Sengu yesterday escaped a custodial sentence after he was ordered to