adminTsholotsho target Caps scalp
Eddie Chikamhi Sports Reporter TSHOLOTSHO coach Lizwe Sweswe is confident his team could cause an upset when they face in-form CAPS United in the first round of the Chibuku Super Cup…
Rigby shines at Africa States Bowls
Takudzwa Chitsiga and Faith Mutema ZIMBABWEAN bowler Jane Rigby was a revelation when she was voted the Best Overall Player in the Africa States Bowls whose curtain came down at…
Bruised Mourinho seeks Europa revenge
PARIS. — Fresh from giving his players a rollicking Jose Mourinho’s focus turns from Manchester United’s derby defeat to European action with a tricky Europa League opener at in-form Feyenoord…
The root causes of liquidity crunch
Dr Gift Mugano Since the adoption of multiple currencies Zimbabwe has faced a new menace in the form of a liquidity crunch. This disease seems to be going nowhere anytime…
Mahrez inspires Leicester City
BRUGES. — Riyad Mahrez scored in each half as Leicester City enjoyed a dream debut in the Champions League last night, cruising to a 3-0 win over Club Brugge in…
A catalogue of bungling
Herald Reporter The Attorney-General’s Office has on several occasions been slammed for alleged bungling and incompetence, which resulted in Government losing cases unnecessarily.
Experiences of a tobacco farmer
Buhle Nkomo David Danger (54), a tobacco farmer from Headlands in Manicaland Province, started tobacco farming in 1997 at Graham Ross’s farm as a farm labourer, and his has been…
Concourt hits out at lax AG • ‘. . . don’t take national interest for granted’ • . . . didn’t contest constitutional challenge
Daniel Nemukuyu Senior Court Reporter DEPUTY Chief Justice Luke Malaba yesterday rapped the Attorney-General’s Office for taking a lackadaisical approach when representing the Government in court cases of national importance.
Put it on paper, say civil servants
Felex Share Senior Reporter Civil servants yesterday demanded formal communication from the Government assuring them that they will receive their traditional annual bonuses and that their salaries will not be slashed.
Walking in Spirit: New doors will open
Psalm 30 vs 5; “For His anger is, but for a moment, His favour is for life; weeping may endure for a night, but joy comes in the morning.” I…