adminChina voices support for Arab resolution on Syria
BEIJING — China yesterday voiced support for a resolution reached by the Arab foreign ministers on Saturday, which urged the Syrian government and opposition to co-operate with the United Nations and the Arab League (AL)’s mediation efforts.China voices support for Arab resolution on Syria
BEIJING — China yesterday voiced support for a resolution reached by the Arab foreign ministers on Saturday, which urged the Syrian government and opposition to co-operate with the United Nations and the Arab League (AL)’s mediation efforts.Corpse found with missing eyes, ears
Beitbridge Reporter
A 61-year-old Esigodini man was killed by three men, who went on to slice off some of his body parts and dumped him in a mountain in what is suspected to be a ritual murder, police said yesterday.
Premier League consults lawyer on elections
By Lovemore DubeTHE Premier Soccer League has asked its lawyer Tinofara Hove to liaise with Zifa’s Ralph Maganga on whether elections should be held at the affiliate league.
On Saturday delegates were advised that Zifa had called off elections.
Legislator rejects UN report on Iran
Legislator rejects UN report on IranTEHRAN — The recent report by the UN Special Rapporteur for Human Rights in Iran, Ahmed Shaheed, is politically tainted and unreal, a prominent member of the Iranian parliament said yesterday.
MPs to face prosecution over CDF
Harare Bureau
ATTORNEY-GENERAL Mr Johannes Tomana says no legislator is immune to prosecution
Tobacco deliveries improve
Business ReporterZIMBABWE has sold 13 846 300 kilogrammes of tobacco valued at more than $50 million since the beginning of the marketing season mid-last month.
Tobacco deliveries improve
Business ReporterZIMBABWE has sold 13 846 300 kilogrammes of tobacco valued at more than $50 million since the beginning of the marketing season mid-last month.
13 firms complete coal exploration
By Oliver Kazunga
THIRTEEN companies have completed coal exploration in Matabeleland North province with mining expected to start soon, a Government official said yesterday.
Last year, the Ministry of Mines and Mining Development issued 20 companies special grants to explore for coal in Matabeleland with returns of the exploration activities expected for presentation to Government after every six months.