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A DEVIL worshipper in Swaziland said she has given birth to a seven-headed snake and vomited up live starfish. Patience
We are not player traders – CAPS Utd
By Robson Sharuko
CAPS United’s directors have come out fighting against charges that they have turned into fly-by-night traders, only
ZDF beat Matchedje
By Roy Matiki
Zimbabwe ………………………………………………………. (1) 1
Matchedje ………………………………………………………. (0) 0
Zambezi Tour to be launched
By Takudzwa Chitsiga
The Zambezi Tour will be officially launched tomorrow at Chapman Golf Club. The tour was set up to run all professional
Zim’s all round show wins it
By Dean du Plessis
The one and only disappointment of what was otherwise a truly outstanding performance by the team was that a mere
ZC count the costs
By Firdose Moonda
Zimbabwe’s return to Test cricket was a success on the field, but it will take at least “five to ten years” to have the same effect
Chicken Inn goal fest dooms Kiglon coach
By Ellina Mhlanga
Kiglon ………………………………….. (0) 0
Chicken Inn …………………………… (3) 5
All set for Zambezi Derby
By Petros Kausiyo
WARRIORS’ coach Norman Mapeza has challenged his charges to maintain a winning culture when they face old rivals
Thousands celebrate ZDF Day
Herald Reporters
THOUSANDS of people across the political divide yesterday put their differences aside and thronged the National Sports Stadium and other centres nationwide to celebrate the 31st anniversary of the Zimbabwe Defence Forces Day.
President Mugabe who is the Head of State and Government and Commander-in-Chief of the Zimbabwe Defence Forces, led the proceedings at the main event in Harare with a keynote address.
Provincial Governors and Resident Ministers read the President’s speech in ceremonies held in other nine administrative provinces.
Govt owes tertiary colleges US$35m
Herald Reporter
GOVERNMENT owes tertiary colleges US$35 million in outstanding fees for students learning under the cadetship programme, a Cabinet Minister told Parliament recently.
Treasury has released only US$25 million of the US$60 million required over the past two years.
Higher and Tertiary Education Minister Stan Mudenge, said Treasury disbursed US$10 million and US$15 million in 2010 and 2011 respectively to cover the cadetship, leaving a shortfall of US$35 million.
“My Ministry is short of US$35 million for the cadetship this year. And that is the money we owe universities and colleges,” he said.