Botswana arrests 3 Zim rangers
By Isdore Guvamombe
BOTSWANA has arrested and detained three Zimbabwe National Parks Authority rangers
Airzim bosses pay selves US$70 000 each: Audit
By Kudakwashe Mutandi
Four senior executives at the cash-strapped Air Zimbabwe allegedly paid themselves
Anti-sanctions lobby rolls into provinces
Herald Reporters
The National Anti-Sanctions Petition Campaign launched by President Mugabe a fortnight
State dismisses media claims over arms
Herald Reporter
Zimbabwe has dismissed private and Western media claims that it covertly shipped arms to
Boy (9) rapes five schoolgirls
By Muchaneta Chimuka
IN a case that a Chitungwiza magistrate has described as “unique”, a nine-year-old boy from
Civil servants’ money found
By Itai Musengeyi
THERE are no more excuses for Finance Minister Tendai Biti not to increase civil servants’
Chinese Vice Prime Minister expected
By Farirai Machivenyika
CHINESE Vice Prime Minister Mr Wang Qishan is expected here next Monday on a two-day
Sport: It’s not for men alone
We continue with the international women’s celebrations. We would like to acknowledge
Explosions, fire at nuclear plant
SENDAI.
Explosions and a fire at Japan’s quake-hit nuclear plant unleashed dangerous levels of
social protection for senior citizens critical
By Conrad Gweru
MBUYA Muringani (60) of Sasa Village in Murehwa looks after seven orphans left by her






