Zim nurse victimised in UK for speaking out
A NURSE who reported allegations of abuse at a care home investigated by the BBC claims she was victimised for speaking out.
Chief Chikwaka summons family
Herald Reporter
A GOROMONZI family has been summoned by Chief Chikwaka for refusing to allow a tsikamutanda (self-proclaimed healer) to
Parks ready for queleas
Agriculture Reporter
THE Zimbabwe National Parks and Wildlife Management Authority is prepared to control quelea birds, which usually cause
Team selection leads to Craven Week disaster
From Paul Munyuki in JOHANNESBURG, South Africa
POOR team selection exposed Zimbabwe at the just-ended Under-18 Craven Week rugby festival when the Young Sables
Violent CAPS United
By Augustine Hwata
CAPS United ……………………………0
Gunners ………………………………(1) 2
(Match abandoned after 68 minutes)
Clarke, Glover seize British Open lead
SANDWICH.
Northern Ireland’s Darren Clarke and American Lucas Glover took the clubhouse lead at the British Open yesterday as
Aussie spinners in charge
ZIMBABWE XI ground their way to 206 for 6 on an attritional first day against Australia A at the Country Club in Harare.
Who said Zim has no winter?
This week the usual place has seen a dearth of clients but I would wager that it has not resulted in any significant reduction
Leave my generals: President
By Farirai Machivenyika
PARLIAMENT has no business discussing the conduct of security forces, President Mugabe has said. Addressing the 85th
Robson Sharuko: Looking In The Mirror
IN the week that my reputation was savaged, thanks to malicious allegations contained in the Zifa Asiagate report, the




