Zimsec sets O, A-Level examination deadlines

Bulawayo Bureau
THE Zimbabwe School Examinations Council (Zimsec) has set the deadline for payment of

de-specification of Mawere was reached in consultation

By Zvamaida Murwira
The de-specification of South Africa-based Zimbabwe businessman, Mr Mutumwa Mawere

Sanctions: Retaliatory legislation on cards

Business Reporter
THE State has finished compiling the list of foreign companies whose home governments

No bail for Gwisai

By Tendai Rupapa
FORMER Highfield legislator Munyaradzi Gwisai and five other suspects accused of treason

HIV policy: A let down for under-16s

By Roselyne Sachiti
TIMMY (not real name) is 12-years-old, but one could be forgiven for mistaking him for a

Group temporarily paralyses Easipark

Municipal Reporter
A YOUTH economic pressure group, Upfumi Kuvadiki, yesterday temporarily paralysed

Libyan govt forces strike oil town

RAS LANUF.
Government forces seeking to dislodge rebels from Libya’s strategically important coast struck

Chirac’s trial begins

PARIS.
The trial of former French president Jacques Chirac for misuse of public funds began yesterday

Women’s Day: Take up the gauntlet

By Roselyne Sachiti
WOMEN are the architects of society, Harriet Beecher Stowe once said, as she celebrated

Somali troops, militia take two towns

MOGADISHU.
Somali troops backed by pro-government militia took two towns from rebel Islamist group

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