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Eddie Chikamhi Sports Reporter
CHAMPIONS Motor Action might have been the biggest losers this weekend but their skipper Marlon Jani remained bullish
Govt shuts down 124 more colleges
Herald Reporter
GOVERNMENT has shut down 124 more private colleges and independent training institutions and de-registered 31 others
Restore transparency, accountability in Govt
The imperative to rebuild good public governance in the country has never been as strong as it is today. When you examine
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New York. – Manufacturing in the US probably expanded in September at the slowest pace in more than two years as the
‘Zim’s Finest’ concert a thriller!
Jonathan Mbiriyamveka Entertainment Reporter
A massive crowd turned up at Andy Miller Hall last Friday for what was arguably one of the best-organised concerts so far this
Government bails out Warriors
Grace Chingoma Sports Reporter
THE Government has bankrolled the Warriors’ 2012 Nations Cup mission in Cape Verde this week but striker Edward Sadomba
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It was a great pleasure going through the hundreds of feedback in response to my recent article. It was most humbling to
Liz Hurley, Shane Warne announce engagement
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Govt should decentralise judicial service system
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MDC behind 2008 election violence: WikiLeaks
Sydney Kawadza Assistant News Editor
THE Morgan Tsvangirai-led MDC planned attacks that rocked Harare and other urban centres ahead of the 2008 harmonised elections.
The attacks, which led to the arrest of MDC functionaries, targeted police stations, military bases, shops and fuel stations owned by Zanu-PF members.
According to WikiLeaks cables, an MDC regional co-ordinator for security, intelligence and youth branches Charles Mutama told the US Embassy in Harare that the attacks were meant to force Government into an early election.
He told the US Embassy that they had identified 41 police stations and businesses owned by Zanu-PF members through the MDC’s information department.
But MDC-T spokesperson Mr Douglas Mwonzora yesterday dismissed the allegations, saying his party did not have such a branch and