adminMPs celebrate Valentine’s Day
Farirai Machivenyika Senior Reporter Yesterday was Valentine’s Day and parliamentarians in the National Assembly also found time to mark the day before serious business of the House started. Speaker of the National…
South Africa match moved
MELBOURNE. – New Zealand has moved the fourth one-day international cricket match against South Africa away from Napier’s McLean Park after an investigation into an abandoned match against Australia found…
Walking in Spirit: Wait for Him patiently
Psalm 27 vs 13-14; “I remain confident of this: I will see the goodness of the Lord in the land of the living. Wait for the Lord; be strong and…
Nuts, bolts of radical economic transformation
Faith Muthambi ON the occasion of his second inauguration President Jacob Zuma vowed that “economic transformation will take centre-stage” during his last term of office.
Radio Day spotlights media as a pillar for development
Bishow Parajuli Correspondent Zimbabwe graciously hosted the 6th edition of the World Radio Day on Monday bringing together Southern Africa Development Community broadcasters at the historical Takashinga Cricket Club in…
Pogba unfazed by price tag
LONDON. – Paul Pogba’s brother is hoping to send the Manchester United midfielder “mad” and “irritable” when they meet for the first time as rival professionals in an “emotional” Europa…
Bach wants only winners
LAUSANNE. – Olympic leader Thomas Bach does not like losers and that is why Paris and Los Angeles could this year both win the right to host the world’s biggest…
Govt re-gazettes Peace, Reconciliation Bill
Zvamaida Murwira Senior Reporter Government has re-gazetted the National Peace and Reconciliation Commission Bill after withdrawing it in May last year from Parliament to address concerns that had been raised by…
Prof Moyo berates Zacc
Zvamaida Murwira Senior Reporter— Legislators were stunned yesterday after Higher and Tertiary Education, Science and Technology Development Minister Professor Jonathan Moyo accused the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission of being behind a break-in…
EDITORIAL COMMENT: Residents must be responsible, pay rates
Revelations last week that Harare City Council is owed in excess of $600 million by rates defaulters should be a cause for concern. This kind of defaulting does not augur well…