Ex-Zambian president laid to rest

Herald Reporter
FORMER Zambian president, Fre-drick Chiluba was buried in the capital Lusaka, yesterday at a funeral att-ended by Vice President Joice Mujuru and

US in bid to block diamond sales

By Takunda Maodza
THE US Government has launched a fresh bid to block Zimbabwe from selling its diamonds after the Kimberly Process

Increase civil servants’ salaries immediately, war vets tell Biti

Herald Reporter
War veterans yesterday called on Finance Minister Tendai Biti to immediately increase civil servants’ salaries and their

Do more women mean better politics?

By Mbuyisi Mgibisa
The Democratic Alliance (DA) election posters, which feature party leader Helen Zille, Cape Town mayoral candidate

Some cultural practices fuel HIV

By Chipo Musoko
Traditionally, if a man admired a woman, he did not necessarily need to go through the courtship process but could simply

Agroforestry remains men’s domain

Women in Africa may be the backbone of the continent’s agricultural production, but they are not profiting as much as they

Cara Black on way out?

By Collin Matiza
CARA Black, the most decorated female tennis player in Zimbabwe, is about to call time on the sport that gave her both

Scott Vincent wins Mutare

By Takudzwa Chitsiga
TOP amateur golfer Scott Vincent was on his best form again when he won the Manicaland amateur championships at

S Africa A confident

By Eddie Chikamhi
SOUTH Africa A cricket team coach Vincent Barnes has promised hosts Zimbabwe and the visiting Australia A cricket side

DeMbare executive booted out

By Robson Sharuko
THE entire Dynamos executive has been booted out amid reports that the country’s biggest football club – which has been hit