adminDube the boxer turns bouncer
LACK of fights has forced Zimbabwe and Pan African World Boxing Association heavyweight champion Thamsanqa Dube to resort to working as a club bouncer for a living.
‘Persecuted’ Victoria Falls mayor quits MDC-T
Victoria Falls mayor Councillor Nkosilathi Jiyane (MDC-T) has resigned from the Mr Morgan Tsvangirai-led political formation citing too much interference in his duties and persecution by party officials.
French-US ‘plot’ pushing I. Coast towards civil war: Gbagbo
PARIS – Ivory Coast strongman Laurent Gbagbo warned in an interview Monday that a French-US “plot” to refuse to recognise him as Ivory Coast’s legitimate leader was pushing the country towards civil war.
Govt gets tough on WikiLeaks
Herald Reporter
Government will soon set up a commission of inquiry to investigate any constitutional violation arising from Wikileaks reports, Attorney-General Mr Johannes Tomana has said.
No joy for 10 000 SA permit applicants
Herald Reporter
More than 10 000 Zimbabweans staying in South Africa have had their application for permits dismissed as Home Affairs Minister Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma reiterated that no one would be deported after the December 31 deadline.
West African bloc threatens force if Gbagbo does not quit
ABUJA- The west African bloc ECOWAS on Friday threatened the use of force if Ivory Coast strongman Laurent Gbagbo does not quit power, in a statement issued after emergency talks on the crisis.
National Blood Services to deploy mobile teams
The National Blood Services says it will soon deploy mobile teams in high-density suburbs in Harare as it seeks to collect more blood during the festive season when demand is usually high.
Sugar industry anticipates growth in 2011
By Hellen Mubvumbi
ZIMBABWE’S sugar industry is on the mend with an anticipated growth of 26 percent in 2011.
Give us a break, plead English Premier League bosses
LONDON – Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini added his voice to calls for the English Premier League to follow their European counterparts and introduce a winter break.
Traders evicted from ‘illegal’ flea market
Herald Reporter
Harare City Council has evicted all the informal traders who had turned a section of Park Street into a flea market with immediate effect amid reports that the arrangement was illegal.