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GENEVA. — Switzerland voted yesterday on whether to make it easier for third generation immigrants to become citizens after a campaign tainted by anti-Muslim messages and charges of religious prejudice. Preliminary…
‘Students should stop cooking for boyfriends’
LUSAKA. — Female students in higher learning institutions should stop cooking meals for their boyfriends because they are in school to learn. Minister of Higher Education Nkundu Luo is disappointed that…
Time to act on varsity sex predators
Ruth Butaumocho Gender Editor The recent revelation that at least 74 percent of female students in tertiary institutions have been subjected to sexual harassment by male staffers at campuses throughout…
Questioning ‘A Fine Madness’
Elliot Ziwira @ the Bookstore In a world where ignorance is tragic and knowledge is in vogue, it is quite dangerous to parade one’s lack of information. Nothing really beats…
WE HAVE OUR DISAGREEMENTS, OF COURSE WE DO, BUT BEFORE WE REACH FOR HATE, ALWAYS, ALWAYS, WE SHOULD REMEMBER WE’RE THE WARRIORS
Sharuko on Saturday A lot of you folks were probably deep in your sleep in the early hours of Monday morning, having been drained by the drama of a classic…
What celebs will do on Valentine’s
Vongai Mbara Lifestyle Reporter It is that time of the year again and love is in the air. February 14, is around the corner and many are anxiously awaiting Valentine’s Day.
EDITORIAL COMMENT: It’s time Chevrons give us something to smile about
THE Zimbabwe national cricket team has been disappointing their loyal fans for quite some time now with a number of below par performances on the international scene.
First Lady urges court to discharge erroneous order
Daniel Nemukuyu Senior Court Reporter FIRST Lady Amai Grace Mugabe has urged the High Court to discharge an erroneous order it issued against her and son, Mr Russell Goreraza, in a…
ZACC arrests rogue traffic cop
Collen Murahwa Herald Reporter A junior member of the Zimbabwe Republic Police stationed at Dzivaresekwa Police Station in Harare was arrested by members of the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission for allegedly stealing…
What Zuma had to say on fees, land
CAPE TOWN. – President Jacob Zuma says government will look at increasing the R122 000 household income threshold for students needing full National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) bursaries.