Can Warriors make it?
By Gerald Maguranyanga
The Fifa World Cup 2014 draw has drawn all sorts of comments with most pundits, supporters and the Warriors’ coach Norman
Banda launches re-election campaign
LUSAKA.
Zambian President Rupiah Banda launched his re-election campaign last Friday, urging voters to reward his stewardship of the
Obama unfurls 11th-hour deal
WASHINGTON.
President Barack Obama announced an 11th-hour deal with Congress to avert an unprecedented default on US debt payments,
UN Security Council meets on Syria crisis
MOSCOW/NEW YORK.
The use of force against both peaceful civilians and representatives of state structures in Syria is unacceptable and should be
Castro brothers pay tribute to martyrs
Santiago.
A wreath by the leader of the Revolution, Fidel Castro and President Raul Castro was laid at the tomb of martyrs Frank and Josue
ANCYL on Botswana
Boksburg.
The ANC Youth League’s national executive committee is to send a team to Botswana to consolidate local opposition parties, its
Drought: AU calls for ‘pledging summit’
CAPE TOWN/ MOGADISHU.
The African Union has announced it is to hold a summit to pledge help for the victims of Somalia’s drought, a report says.
Who is killing Iran’s nuke scientists and why?
By Stephen Gowans
ONE day last November, assassins on motorbikes drove up to the cars of two of Iran’s nuclear scientists as they were leaving
Councillor defends illegal vendors over land
Municipal Reporter
SPECIAL interest councillor Charles Nyachowe has defended illegal occupation of council land for vending purposes arguing
City formally accepts loan
Municipal Reporter
HARARE City council last Thursday formally accepted the US$144 million loan from the China Export and Import Bank by



