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DHAKA.India will look to settle an old score against an increasingly confident Bangladesh when the co-hosts meet in an intriguing opening match of the Cricket World Cup tomorrow.On paper, the…
HIV: The fight is far from over
PEOPLE argue that today’s teens are of loose morals compared to those of yester-year. But, that is debatable.One is bound to ask how the decision to classify them as loose…
The rooster among chickens
THIS villager, being one of his stable’s most accomplished wordsmiths, cannot help but marvel at the big, commanding
Google launches digital paper sales
BEIJING.Google yesterday launched an online service for publishers to sell digital versions of newspapers and magazines, one day after rival Apple unveiled a similar plan.“Google One Pass” allows publishers to…
Tanzania blasts kill at least 20
DAR ES SALAAM.
A string of blasts levelled arms depots at a Tanzania military base, killing at least 20 people
Barcelona still favourites
LONDON.Arsene Wenger insisted Barcelona remai-ned favourites to progress to the Champions League soccer quarter-finals after Arsenal came from behind to score a dramatic 2-1 victory over the Spanish giants on…
Wenger’s finest moments
LONDON.The group of Arsenal fans gathered in Holborn station gazed up at a giant screen inviting them to sample the delights of Barcelona. They already had – and still survived…
ZUJ slams EU sanctions on Zim
Herald Reporter
The Zimbabwe Union of Journalists has slammed the European Union’s extension of illegal
Rediscovering post-colonial artists
Two decades ago a few progressive Zimbabwean international artists, namely Chaz Maviyane, Tapfuma Tutsa and
Jangano’s works on exhibition at gallery
By Terrence ChitukudzaPaintings of the late Shepherd Simba Jangano on exhibition at the National Art Gallery can be described as portrayals of his personal life experiences.The exhibition, titled “Rebirth Tribute…