Stray cattle fed to lions in Beitbridge
Beitbridge Bureau
VILLAGERS living in Beitbridge West (Ward 8) along Shashe River, separating Zimbabwe and Botswana, claim their livestock that stray into Botswana are being fed to lions and hyenas by game rangers at Charter Game Reserve.
Copac suspends meetings following weekend skirmishes
Herald Reporters
CONSTITUTIONAL outreach meetings in Harare have been suspended with immediate effect following disturbances that marred the activities at the weekend as the political leadership called for peace and tolerance among Zimbabweans.
SA-based Zimbabweans urged to formalise residence or face deportation
SOUTH Africa’s Home Affairs Minister Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma yesterday appealed to Zimbabweans living in South Africa to take up government’s offer to get their residence in order beginning today.
Devolution of power takes centre stage in Bulawayo
Chronicle Reporter
Scores of Bulawayo residents thronged various venues in the city yesterday to air their views on the writing of the new constitution, with devolution of power taking centre stage.
President Mugabe arrives in New York
PRESIDENT Mugabe arrived here on Saturday for a key United Nations Summit that will focus on progress and challenges in addressing the eight Millennium Development Goals.
Violence breaks Harare outreach
Herald Reporters
VIOLENCE rocked the Constitutional Select Committee outreach programmes in Harare yesterday with meetings failing to take off while others were abandoned midway as some participants engaged in fistfights.
Biti: Cutting the bough of one’s perch
A BIG apology to my readers for not being with them last week.
Biti: Cutting the bough of one’s perch
A BIG apology to my readers for not being with them last week.
Biti: Cutting the bough of one’s perch
A BIG apology to my readers for not being with them last week.
Biti: Cutting the bough of one’s perch
A BIG apology to my readers for not being with them last week.








