adminResist attempts to delay elections
Reports that the two MDC formations have approached the African Union to hold a special summit on Friday this week to seek the postponement of the 31 July elections are…
Special voting extended
Harare Bureau MEMBERS of the security forces and election officials who could not vote under special voting on Sunday and Monday will still be able to exercise their right as…
MDC-T seeks mileage through Mtshabezi Dam pipeline
Prosper Ndlovu , Senior Reporter MDC-T is reportedly seeking to use the Mtshabezi Dam pipeline project to drum up support for its leader Mr Morgan Tsvangirai and its embattled National…
Man allegedly rapes tenants’ children
Marvelous Moyo Gwanda Correspondent A 20-year-old Gwanda man allegedly forced his way into the room of his parent’s tenants and raped two of their daughters aged eight and six. The…
Seven dead in Cairo clashes
HEALTH officials say that clashes overnight between police and supporters of Egypt’s deposed President Mohammed Morsi have left at least seven people dead in Cairo. Khaled el-Khateib, a senior health…
President arrives in Lesotho
Morris Mkwate in Maseru, Lesotho PRESIDENT Mugabe arrived in Lesotho yesterday to attend King Letsie III’s 50th birthday celebrations scheduled for Setsoto Stadium in the capital Maseru today. He was…
Former Miss Zim finalist lands TV role
Courage Musariri Entertainment Reporter LORRAINE Duduzile Mlambo (24), a model from Hwange has finally earned her breakthrough on the entertainment scene as she is set to present a new television…
Geozing boss fails to pay $7 000 fine
Court Reporter GEORGE Zingane, the proprietor of Geozing Pawnbroking Company is failing to pay a $7 000 fine and yesterday appeared in court over the issue. Zingane, of Number 4…
Ex-Japan premier sues PM Abe for libel over Fukushima comments
TOKYO — Japan’s prime minister at the time of the 2011 Fukushima nuclear disaster said yesterday he would sue the current premier, Shinzo Abe, for defamation over an article criticising…
Obama has no business meddling in Zim’s affairs
UNITED States President Barrack Obama courted the ire of self-respecting Zimbabweans during his recent visit to South Africa when he claimed that “bad governance” had led to the prevailing economic…