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Augustine Hwata Sports Reporter
IT’S hard to ignore the Glamour Boys now and they are right back in the mix, in the race for the Castle Lager Premiership,
D-Day for hitman Musona
Petros Kausiyo Deputy Sports Editor
ZIMBABWE’S Warriors will know today whether talismanic forward Knowledge Musona will be available for their penultimate
Millers venture into contract farming
Agriculture Reporter
THE Grain Millers Association says it has ventured into contract-farming for the 2011/12 summer cropping season, which
Goromonzi gets 28 boreholes
Herald Reporter
OVER 1 600 households in Pote, Goromonzi have benefited from 28 boreholes donated by the Later Day Saints Charities in
2012 public holidays gazetted
Herald Reporter
GOVERNMENT has published public holidays for 2012. The announcement was made by Home Affairs Co-Ministers Kembo
Women urged to join commando training
John Manzongo recently in Kariba
FEMALE soldiers have been challenged to volunteer for the elite commando training as the army seeks to have equal career
I will continue to emulate my husband: VP Mujuru
Herald Reporter
VICE President Joice Mujuru says she will continue emulating the works of her late husband Retired General Solomon
We won’t rush to eject Mutinhiri — Zanu-PF
Herald Reporter
ZANU-PF will not rush to eject Maro-ndera
Sadc endorses bid to host WTO assembly
Isdore Guvamombe Features Editor
SADC has endorsed Zimbabwe’s bid
Blitz nets 5 577 pirate taxi drivers
Herald Reporter
TRAFFIC police have arrested 5 577 pirate taxi drivers and impounded 1 441 public transport vehicles during the first five days of the ongoing “Operation siirai mabhazi.”
The blitz, which began last week, is targeting pirate taxis and lorries ferrying passengers.
Police say the targeted vehicles are not insured to carry passengers.
National traffic police spokesperson Ins-pector Tigere Chigome yesterday said ano-ther 6 749 drivers were arrested for carrying excess passengers.
He, however, said most of the arrested drivers paid admission of guilt fines.
“Statistics during the first five days have shown most of the