Violence erupts in Belfast for third night

Northern Ireland police have used water cannons to fend off brick-hurling protesters in Belfast as violent demonstrations over flying the British flag stretched into a third straight day.

Zimsec rushes to meet exam results deadline

 

Oliver Kazunga

THE marking of November 2012 Ordinary and Advanced Level examinations is still in progress with the Zimbabwe School Examinations Council (Zimsec) working flat out to meet the deadline.

Ajax Hotspurs on a mission — Dube

Lovemore Dube, Sports Editor

AJAX Hotspurs director Siphambaniso Dube has insisted that his team is not going into the Zifa Southern Region Division One League to fill in the numbers but in there to compete with a view of one day playing in the Castle Lager Premiership.

Photographer set to expand horizons

Entertainment Reporter

A LOCAL fashion photographer, Derwin Joe says he wants to expand his horizons this year after taking part in a number of shoots with high profile fashion figures last year.

Suspected wife killer appears in court

Court Reporter

A Hwange man who allegedly murdered his wife whom he accused of infidelity, has appeared in court facing murder charges.

Lack of health facilities bedevils Insiza North

 

“I have asthma problems and I can not walk for 15 kilometres to the clinic. Our nearest clinic is Dorset which is in Shurugwi”.

PM under fire

Harare Bureau

PRIME Minister Morgan Tsvangirai has come under fire for failing to honour his pledge

Wrestling ends in tragedy

Beitbridge Reporter

A 19-year-old Beitbridge man was arrested for allegedly fatally stabbing his 17-year-old neighbour with a knife following a quarrel.

Saurombe storms into U-18 semis

Harare Bureau

TOP seed in the boys’ Under-18, Ronzai Saurombe, booked his place in the semifinals of the New Winners junior tennis tournament when he defeated Francis Chirinda in yesterday’s quarter-finals at Harare Sports Club.

DRC rebels threaten to ditch peace talks

 

Congolese rebels have threatened to walk away from this week’s peace talks to end their nine-month revolt unless the government signs an official ceasefire, a demand Kinshasa dismissed as unnecessary.