adminRef admits mistake
LONDON. — Referee Jon Moss has admitted he was misguided to ask the fourth official if he had seen a crucial penalty decision in Sunday’s English Premier League soccer clash…
Chinhoyi laboratory ranked No.1 in Zim
Walter Nyamukondiwa Chinhoyi Bureau The Chinhoyi Provincial Hospital laboratory has been certified as the best Government-run entity, despite a shortage of pathologists which has hampered the opening of the pathology section…
Council opens Morton Jaffray to residents
Virginia Kashiri Herald Reporter Harare City Council yesterday opened its main water treatment works, Morton Jaffray, to Harare residents for them to appreciate the water treatment process.
DEVELOPING: Zuma summons ministers to urgent cabinet meeting: eNCA
JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) – South African President Jacob Zuma summoned cabinet ministers to a meeting in Cape Town on Tuesday, eNCA television reported, as pressure builds on the embattled 75-year-old leader to…
Free, fair polls a must: SB Moyo
Farirai Machivenyika Senior Reporter— Events that led to the resignation of former President Robert Mugabe were not a military takeover, but a spontaneous reaction by the generality of Zimbabweans who demanded…
Zim transition unparalleled: PAP
Zvamaida Murwira Senior Reporter Pan-African Parliament (PAP) president Mr Roger Nkodo Dang yesterday described Zimbabwe’s transition as unparalleled, given the peaceful way in which it was executed.
Editorial Comment: First Lady leading by example
Mahatma Gandhi says “a teacher who establishes rapport with the taught, becomes one with them, learns more from them, than he teaches them.” This is what happened between First Lady Auxilia…
Zindi faces ZACC probe
Nyore Madzianike Manicaland Bureau MUTARE City Council has resolved to rope in the services of the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) in a matter in which Mutasa South legislator Cde Irene Zindi…
President embraces civil society
Bulawayo Bureau— PRESIDENT Mnangagwa has embraced Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) in a clear break with the past when the institutions were viewed as regime change agents. The President last Friday met…
Mining sector set to benefit immensely
Happiness Zengeni in CAPE TOWN, South Africa Zimbabwe’s mining sector is expected to benefit immensely from renewed optimism and bring hundreds of millions of dollars in the coming few years…