High Court reserves ruling on Biti’s case

Court Reporter
THE High Court yesterday reserved ruling in a matter in which Finance Minister Tendai Biti is seeking an order barring police

Murdoch withdraws BSkyB bid

LONDON.
Rupert Murdoch withdrew his bid for British broadcaster BSkyB yesterday in the face of cross-party hostility in parliament

Gaddafi troops reclaim village

ZINTAN.
Forces loyal to Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi yesterday retook a village south of the capital seized by rebels a week ago,

Somali children risk starvation

GENEVA.
One in 10 children in parts of drought-hit Somalia is at risk of starving to death, twice as many as recently as March, the

We were powerless: HODs

By Petros Kausiyo
ZIFA councillors Solomon Makuvaro and Cyril Mukweva have revealed that they were mere figureheads when they travellled

Spanking: How far can it go?

By Fortious Nhambura
SPARE the rod and spoil the child is a popular saying among Zimbabweans. It has some link to the Biblical Proverbs 13vs24

Govt appoints committee to steer Beitbridge upgrading

Beitbridge Bureau
Government has appointed a 10-mem-ber steering committee to oversee and im-plement the upgrading of Beitbridge town into

Hangman’s post vacant

Herald Reporter
FIFTY-FIVE inmates – including one sentenced to death 13 years ago – are languishing in jail awaiting execution because

Power crisis to ease next year: Minister

Masvingo Bureau
THE crippling electricity crisis faced by the country is likely normalise next year, Energy and Power Development Minister Elton

Sex workers invade disused rail wagons

Herald Reporters
SEX workers have invaded Harare’s Workington industrial area, taking advantage of disused National Railways of Zimbabwe