Egypt dissolves Muslim Brotherhood

An Egyptian court yesterday ordered the dissolution of the Freedom and Justice Party (FJP), the political wing of the already banned Muslim Brotherhood movement.

Mutuma punishes Highlanders

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WhatsApp helps prisoners escape

A Zimbabwe Prisons and Correctional Services officer is facing disciplinary action after two inmates escaped from Chikurubi Maximum Security Prison while he was glued on social networking platform WhatsApp.

Shun factionalism: Khaya Moyo urges youths

Zanu-PF Youth League members should shun factionalism and work towards the success of the Zimbabwe Agenda for Sustainable Socio-Economic Transformation (Zim Asset), party National Chairman Ambassador Simon Khaya Moyo has…

Camps divided over leaders, Zanu-PF youths eye top posts, Polls drag to midnight

The Zanu-PF Youth League Conference, which was scheduled to end yesterday, dragged well beyond midnight as delegates failed to agree on the best people to fill the posts of deputy…

Thieves loot Matavire’s property . . . Paul’s properties cannot be accounted for

THE late Paul “Dr Love” Matavire who died in 2005, was one of the music greats of his time whose wit and humour-laced approach to serious social issues made his…

Zambians dominate Zim Open Squash tourney

FOR the eleventh year in a row, a Zambian, Ray Simbule took the top honours at the Safeguard Zimbabwe Open Squash Championships staged at Suburbs Squash Club in Bulawayo last…

Miss Grand Zim unveils new rep

DESPITE being embroiled in a number of indecorous scandals which have led to questions of legitimacy and professionalism being raised, Miss Grand Zimbabwe (MGZ) pageant and its licence holder, Chris…

Govt must subsidise Air Zim — ZTA

GOVERNMENT must subsidise national carrier Air Zimbabwe so it can ply lucurative foreign desitinations as leaving them in the hands of foreign players can create huge gaps in tourist arrivals…

Piracy hits local book industry

THE proliferation of pirate activities in the country is heavily threatening the book industry with massive reproduction of both fiction and non-fiction  books with reckless abandon.