adminMdc formations buying time: Madhuku
Herald Reporter
MDC formations’ demands as pre-conditions for elections are meant to buy time because they are not confident of winning
ZRP ready to safeguard Uhuru
From Freeman Razemba in LUSAKA, Zambia
Zimbabwe Republic Police will remain patriotic and continue to safeguard the country’s hard won independence, a senior
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.
CAPS fans manhandle coach Jongwe
By Augustine Hwata
CAPS United coach Maxwell Jongwe Takaendesa was yesterday manhandled by some fans following a brief skirmish at
Terry believes in Villa-Boas
LONDON.
John Terry believes new Chelsea manager Andre Villas-Boas has won his first battle at Stamford Bridge, but the real test of
Ghana face Nigeria in friendly
JOHANNESBURG.
A showdown between Ghana and Nigeria near London is the highlight of 14 midweek friendlies involving African countries
Taylor hails historic win
By Firdose Moonda
BRENDAN TAYLOR, Kyle Jarvis and Alan Butcher, the Zimbabwe coach, were soaked in pink champagne and beer as they
Zim pass first Test
By Paul Munyuki
ZIMBABWE made an emphatic return to Test cricket with a 130 run win over Bangladesh in a one-off Test match at Harare
Imperialist powers seek exit from Libyan war
By James Cogan
THE governments of Britain and the United States have joined France, the other principal instigator of the imperialist war on