adminSHOCKING IAN KHAMA, govt blasts out of line Botswana President
Tendai Mugabe, Harare Bureau THE Government says it has been shocked by the strange behaviour displayed by the President of Botswana Ian Khama who this week chose to throw the…
EDITORIAL COMMENT: Import controls paying dividends
Restrictions that the Government has imposed on imported products, starting in 2014 with respect to cooking oil followed by an expanded list that took effect in June were opposed in…
BOSSO IN THE BLUE! . . . fans forced to do the unthinkable
Sikhumbuzo Moyo, Senior Sports Reporter IT’S like having Manchester United fans rallying behind Arsenal in England or Barcelona cheering Real Madrid, never mind the opponent. It’s unthinkable.
Govt slams US,UK travel warnings
Auxilia Katongomara, Chronicle Reporter THE Government has slammed the British and United States embassies for issuing travel warnings on Zimbabwe following recent protests.
UCT students demand free education for all
Cape Town — University education must be free for everybody by January 2017, UCT student leader Mlingane Matiwane said.
Mandoza buried next to SA legends
THE late kwaito superstar Mduduzi Mandoza Tshabalala was laid to rest next to South African legends Gugu Zulu, Flabba and Simba Mhere yesterday afternoon.
US blacks taught Evan Mawarire about #thiscountry
Opinion, Nduduzo Tshuma THE campaign by #ThisFlag front man Pastor Evan Mawarire and a handful of shadowy characters at the United Nations General Assembly in New York, United States, not…
Gwanda schools face water crisis
Richard Muponde, Gwanda Correspondent A HEALTH hazard is looming at 20 Gwanda rural schools as boreholes and other sources of water near them have dried up leaving teachers and pupils…
Mumbengegwi hopeful Zim-US relations will improve
Mabasa Sasa at the United Nations THERE remains hope for some thawing in Zimbabwe-United States relations in the last few months of President Barack Obama’s administration, Foreign Affairs Minister Simbarashe…
Police in Malawi torch ‘sex-training’ initiation shacks
Blantyre — Police in eastern Malawi have torched several initiation camps which were allegedly teaching children sexual skills instead of offering them “sound advice”.