Ministers’ pay hike riles civil servants

By Tendai Mugabe and Daniel Nemukuyu
CIVIL servants have threatened to confront their employer following reports that ministers’

A DRUNK physical education teacher jumped off a boat in Lake Kariba to wrestle a 1,2

By Farirai Chubvu
I HAVE always had my misgivings about the African Union, as to whether it could measure

Entertainment Editor
The annual Francophone Week film festival kicks of today with an array of activities that are

PARIS.
UNREST in Libya has almost wiped out production in its key oil sector, slashing output by

ABIDJAN.
COCOA beans are piling in east Ivory Coast because of an embargo, while plummeting

JOHANNESBURG.
SOUTH African government debt traded lower last Friday but the rand showed some

DAR ES SALAAM.
TANZANIA’S economy will grow at a slower rate than previously expected this year, weighed

HONG KONG.
ASIAN shares dropped after a massive earthquake hit Japan, including the capital Tokyo,

By Ruth Butaumocho
The late Biggie Tembo was one of Zimbabwe’s finest guitarists to grace this land. So popular