adminBig Brother Africa: The die is cast
By Jonathan Mbiriyamveka
Voting lines are still open and Africa awaits with baited breath for the crowning of Big Brother All Stars winner!
Mat North residents in quandary over passports
By Prosper Ndlovu
PEOPLE seeking passports from Matabeleland North Province are facing difficulties in obtaining the travel document from the Bulawayo office because there is no office to cater for them.
Zifa farce: Gumede, Moyo face arrest
By a Correspondent
ZIMBABWE Football Association vice president Ndumiso Gumede and board member competitions Benedict Moyo are wanted by police for allowing Belgian soccer coach Tom Saintfiet to work with the national team without a work permit.
Cemeteries in sorry state
By Michael Chideme
Zimbabweans hold respect for the dead that is consistent with their cultural beliefs.
Importance of national prayer
EVERY evening last week, Zimbabweans came together at the Harare Gardens, to pray for the nation.
My turn: Give credit where it’s due
by Caesar Zvayi
ALMOST everyone, even cousin Kudzi, who is notorious for doing a Houdini whenever it’s time for contributions, had parted with some money; opaque beer had been sent to the pick and shovel gang who were tearing into the earth to prepare the deceased’s final resting place.
8 suspected poachers in court
Herald Reporter
POLICE have arrested six foreigners and two Zimbabweans who allegedly gunned down and dehorned three rhinos worth US$45 000 in Masvingo and Guruve.
Vic Falls gets US$77 000 for gully reclamation
Chronicle Reporter
THE Victoria Falls Municipality has received US$77 000 from the United Nations Office for the Co-ordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) for gully reclamation.
Decision on SRN evidence progressive
FOR obvious reasons, the law requires more evidence that a rape has taken place than the accusation of the assaulted woman or girl.
Law on alcohol not solution
To imagine a world without alcohol is like imaging a world free of HIV and Aids, which is Utopia.