Our survival, strength should come from within

SOME of the remains of victims of the atrocities of the Rhodesian regime exhumed by the  Fallen Heroes Association of Zimbabwe in Mt Darwin, Mashonaland Central, last week.The American South has given the world many great things: gob-smacking food, fine bourbon

Granny (70) bears brunt of HIV/Aids

Ambuya Rusia Nyazuwa, her tenant Mrs Mary Chidziva and her grandchildren. The  youngest one on Mrs Chidziva’s lap lost his parents while six-months-old.. . . lost all her kids, stuck with seven orphans

ELDERLY people are bearing the brunt of the HIV pandemic.

Cheetahs prowl Mbare turf

By Paul Munyuki
ZIMBABWE Sevens rugby squad yesterday took time to have an afternoon training session

12 civilians killed in Abidjan

ABIDJAN
At least 12 people were killed in Abidjan yesterday when troops loyal to strongman Laurent

Air raids target Benghazi

TRIPOLI/BENGHAZI.
Libyan troops pushed forward towards the insurgent stronghold of Benghazi yesterday and

Military pours water on overheating plant

A Japanese Self Defence Force CH-47 Chinook helicopter flies in Sendai city in MiyagiTOKYO.
Japanese military helicopters and fire trucks poured water on an overheating nuclear facility

Rogue soldiers rob, rape women at lodge

Court Reporter
TWO soldiers, believed to be members of a gang of rogue troops who robbed, assaulted

Kombis double fares to pay police fines

Police roadblocksBy Daniel Nemukuyu
HARARE commuter omnibus fares have doubled to US$1 whenever police roadblocks are

Fuel woes on way out

From Tendai Mugabe in CHISUMBANJE
THE ethanol plant under construction in Chisumbanje will be able to supply half of Zimbabwe’s

Roof collapses killing pupil

From Walter Nyamukondiwa in Chinhoyi
A Form Two pupil at a satellite school in Trelawney died on Tuesday morning while three

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