adminMuslim Brotherhood alive in Egypt
CAIRO.
Egyptian youth leaders moved to set up a new political party yesterday as the Islamist Muslim Brotherhood played an increasingly important role in preparing for post-Mubarak elections promised within six months.
Banks poised for profits
Business ReporterINTERFIN Securities has projected that most listed banks are likely to deliver full-year profits for the period up to December last year.The research firm used the changes of assets…
Breast enlargement proves costly
Two British sisters are facing jail after using stolen credit cards to pay for breast enlargement surgery.Rishona Downes (25) and her older sibling Ramona (27) each splashed out more than…
Tsvangirai threatens election boycott
Herald Reporter
MDC-T leader Mr Morgan Tsvangirai has indicated that he is unlikely to take part in elections that are due
I can’t take someone’s property: Taxi driver
When John James left US$100 000 worth of jewellery and valuables in a New York taxi after he was dropped off at the city’s National Arts Club, he thought he…
National hero Nhloko laid to rest in Silobela
From Tendai Mugabe in SILOBELA
ZIMBABWE will not be deterred by the extension of illegal European Union sanctions on the country and
Arubi’s Deal Flops
By Robson Sharuko
ZIMBABWE international goalkeeper Washington Arubi’s move to play for Dynamos this year
Zesa tariffs go up 30pc
Herald Reporters
THE Zimbabwe Electricity Regulatory Commission has approved a 30 percent increase in domestic
Policeman in bomb device scandal
BAGHDAD.
Iraqi authorities have arrested a high-ranking police official in connection with the purchase of a bomb detector that the British government said does not work, officials said yesterday.
Islamic Rev: When people become victors
VICTORY of the Islamic Revolution under Imam Khomeini’s leadership on February 11,