Chamisa best performing minister for 2011
HARARE -- Information and Communication Technology (Development) minister, Nelson Chamisa joined the league of Zimbabwe’s finest performing ministers after he was adjudged to have performed the best during the 2011…
Lengthens Reduced to Novices at Home 3-0
SIMBA made a huge step toward securing a place in their place in the last 16 of the Confederation Cup, with a resounding 3-0 away win against Zimbabwe's Lengthens…
Two Zimbabwe Cricketers go missing in England
wo Zimbabwe cricketers Graeme Cremer and Brendan Taylor have gone missing in England enroute to Zimbabwe following their tour of the West Indies. …
Worriors can’t Pay so Won’t Play
The Zimbabwe Warriors are stuck in Harare after failing to raise US$20 000 for their air travel to Swaziland.…
COPAC Swindled
The Constitutional Parliamentary Committee (Copac) has been barred from paying MPs allowances and refunds for the use of their cars amid fears of financial irregularities, it emerged yesterday.…
Hitschman Impeached because of his Demeanor but his Confession Invalid!!
, January 25, 2010 – The ongoing terrorism trial of MDC treasurer general Roy Bennett took a dramatic twist Monday when High Court judge Chinembiri Bhunu ruled that key state…
Air force officer leads ‘Kariba draft’ campaign in Manicaland
A senior airforce of Zimbabwe officer has been named as one of several military officers leading a campaign to force villagers in Manicaland to attend ZANU PF political meetings in…
Armed soldiers and militias trying to force villagers to adopt Kariba draft
Gun-totting soldiers are reported to be roaming villages in Masvingo and Manicaland provinces, threatening people with reprisal if they do not support the Kariba draft during the forthcoming constitution outreach…
Nigeria’s VP can act for ailing president, court rules
Nigeria's Vice-President Goodluck Jonathan can perform the executive duties of ailing President Umaru Yar'Adua, who is in hospital overseas, without a formal transfer of power, a federal court ruled on…
Zimbabwe’s Mighty Warriors Massacred
Zimbabwe's Mighty Warriors received their heaviest beating since Zimbabwe was admitted to international sport in 1980 with a 7-0 massacre against Nigeria's Falconets at Rufaro Stadium on Sunday.…
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