Chinake urges nation to safeguard history

Herald Reporter
THE vice chairman of the Zimbabwe National Liberation War Veterans Association Cde Jephat Chinake has urged Zimbabweans to

First black pilots ready for fly past

Herald Reporter
TWO founding Airforce of Zimbabwe fighter pilots who are now Air Vice Marshals, will today be flying jets during a fly past in

DPM Khupe urges women to accept balanced constitution

Herald reporter
Deputy Prime Minister Thokozani Khupe has said women should reject the new constitution if it does not have provision for 50

Mutasa’s future uncertain

Sports Reporter
Lloyd Mutasa’s future as Dynamos head coach was hanging in the balance last night after the club’s leadership held a crisis

Mukonoweshuro laid to rest

Herald Reporter
Public Service Minister Eliphas Mukonoweshuro, who died last Friday at Milpark Hospital in South Africa, was yesterday

MDC-T leaders snub Heroes Acre for Warren Hills

Herald Reporter
MDC-T leaders yesterday snubbed Heroes Day commemorations as they chose to converge at Warren Hills Cemetery for the burial of Public Service Minister Eliphas Mukonoweshuro even though Zanu-PF representatives who attended the burial managed to make it to the national shrine.

Minister Mukonoweshuro died on Friday at Milpark Hospital, in Johannesburg, South Africa. The burial was surprisingly slated for the same time as the Heroes Day commemorations at the National Heroes Acre.

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