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Chronicle Reporter
THE detective who was shot during an armed robbery at the Cape to Cairo Restaurant and Bar in Bulawayo on Saturday morning is battling for life at a city hospital.
Museums to engage stakeholders on Old Bulawayo restoration
Chronicle Reporter
THE National Museums and Monuments of Zimbabwe (NMMZ) will soon engage stakeholders to come up with a restoration plan for King Lobengula’s capital, popularly known as Old Bulawayo, that was destroyed in a veld fire last month.
Chiyadzwa pickings must cascade into the economy
By Nevison Bara
On the discarding of the Zimbabwe dollar, talk, or was it promise, was rife that the Government would make a concise and conscientious effort to mop up the Zimbabwe dollar held in banks.
Zim to host Leadership Summit
Business Reporter
ZIMBABWE is set to host the internationally recognised Leadership Summit that is hosted by renowned speaker Dr Stephen Covey in Harare on November 18 this year.
Don’t draw parallels between us: Dhewa
By Jonathan Mbiriyamveka
MUSIC star Tongai “Dhewa” Moyo yesterday could not be drawn into commenting on Alick Macheso’s saga, insisting that people should just let him be.
Africa’s Facebook converts
by Tendai Manzvanzvike
LAST weekend, Nigerian head of state and government, President Goodluck Jona-than was on the cutting edge of unprecedented developments that could affect the way Africa conducts elections and other governance issues in future.
No election dates yet, says PM
Herald Reporters
SPECIFIC dates for the holding of the next Presidential and general elections have not been set as the constitution making process has to be concluded first, MDC-T leader Mr Morgan Tsvangirai said yesterday.
West should treat Zimbabwe as an equal in the comity of nations
by Mabasa Sasa
The West should treat Zimbabwe as an equal in the comity of nations, President Mugabe has said.
Test all for HIV, says President
by Mabasa Sasa-New York, USA
President Mugabe has suggested that one of the most effective ways of dealing with the HIV and Aids pandemic is to treat it as a public health emergency and enforce compulsory testing for everyone.
It’s all about the Zanu-PF DNA
By Tendai Biti
NATHANIEL MANHERU’S article published in the Herald of September 4, 2010, titled “Privileged proletarians: when the beautiful ones are not yet enough” makes interesting reading.