December 1

• Zimbabwe: Anglican Church - When Secular Sin Sours the Holy Soul

  Back in the village, a man who crouches at village crossroads in broad daylight, all to empty his bowels, worries stiff when no one from the village shoos him off. It means the... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Stop Discriminating Against Physically Challenged - First Lady

  First Lady Amai Grace Mugabe has urged parents of physically challenged children not to discriminate against them but provide them with equal education opportunities. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Dembare Dembada Unmasked

  It's a typical Sunday afternoon in the capital, Harare, when football giants Dynamos are playing a Mbada Diamonds Cup match against Quelaton at Rufaro Stadium. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Locardia On PM Tsvangirai's Throat Again

  LAWYERS representing Ms Locardia Karimatsenga Tembo have written to Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai demanding the urgent delivery of three oxen to her family in fulfillment of the... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Ok Zim to Unveil Tree Nursery

  OK Zimbabwe Limited will today unveil a nursery at Katsukunya Secondary School to support tree planting activities in Mutoko and its hinterland. The Katsukunya nursery is the first... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Sidija to Defend Title

  NATIONAL taekwondo welterweight champion Michael Sidija is upbeat about his chances of retaining his title when the country's top fighters converge in Bulawayo for the national... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Hubby Strikes Wife With Brick Over Song

  A KWEKWE man allegedly struck his wife with a brick on the forehead after she sang him a birthday song while still in bed. The wife intended to surprise him by singing a birthday... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Takanyi Garanganga Into ITF Final

  ZIMBABWE'S tennis ace Takanyi Garanganga stormed into the finals of the Twenty Third Century Systems International Tennis Federation Futures tournament when he beat South Africa's... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Find Lasting Solution to Water Woes [editorial]

  Water Resources Development and Management Minister Samuel Sipepa Nkomo on Wednesday admitted that he has failed to ensure that Harare gets clean water. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Dazzling Denver

  RISING star, Denver Mukamba, emerged the biggest winner at the Dynamos end-of-season awards' ceremony when he scooped the club's Player of the Year prize at a glittering function... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Govt to Slash Prices of Vehicle Licence Plates

  Government will soon slash prices of licence plates for vehicles, a Cabinet Minister has said. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Nation Commemorates World Aids Day [column]

  Today marks the World Aids Day and a lot of activities are lined up in commemoration of the day. Cool Lifestyle will be attending the celebrations at the Rainbow Towers in Harare. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Black Rhinos Queens Verge of Glory

  Black Rhinos Queens would be crowned champions of the Marange Resources National Women's Soccer League this afternoon if they beat Conduit Soccer Academy at Madhodha in Guruve. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Wild Animals Wreak Havoc On Cane Farmers

  Marauding wild animals have destroyed nearly 1000 hectares of sugar cane at Mkwasine Estates and surrounding areas in Chiredzi, severely crippling operations of hundreds of... Read more »

• South Africa: Nation to Attend South Africa Cricket Festival

  ZIMBABWE Cricket will next week send two age-group sides to take part in South Africa cricket festival in the Under-14 and Under-17 categories. The Under-14s, who are under the... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Varsity Wins International Award

  The Zimbabwe Open University has won an international star for Leadership in Quality Award. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Chitungwiza Strike Illegal - Labour Court

  The Labour Court yesterday declared the strike by Chitungwiza Municipality workers illegal. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Belgravia to Host Squash Tourney

  TICKETS for next year's All-Africa Squash Championships will be up for grabs when Belgravia Sports Club hold their end-of-the year junior tournament in Harare this morning. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Treasury Wants CDF Permanently

  There is a need to enact an Act of Parliament that compels Treasury to provide money for the Constituency Development Fund in all future national budgets, Finance Minister Tendai... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Anglican Row Turns Violent

  A PRIEST aligned to Bishop Chad Gandiya's Anglican Church of the Province of Central Africa was yesterday seriously injured after being struck with a brick by supporters of... Read more »

November 30

• Zimbabwe: Pelhams Records U.S.$508 000 Loss

  Furniture, household goods and appliances retailer, Pelhams Limited recorded a US$508 000 loss in the six months to September 30 2012 mainly due to a decline in sales. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Musina Mnicipality Engages

  Musina Municipality will continually engage authorities at Beitbridge Border Post to improve the flow of both human and vehicular traffic as part of the town's economic and trade... Read more »

• Southern Africa: Nation Ready for SADC Additional Facilitation Team

  Zimbabwe is ready to welcome two additional members of the Sadc technical team deployed to boost President Jacob Zuma's facilitation. The two will be seized with Jomic matters. Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Affirmative Action Is About Change [column]

  There can be no denying that Zimbabwe has been characterised by economic injustice, a trend that is now being reversed through land reform and black empowerment. Luther alluded to... Read more »

• Zimbabwe: Empower a Girl, Empower a Country

  AS Zimbabwe joins the rest of the world in commemorating World Aids Day tomorrow (December 1) in Dulibadzimu, Beitbridge; it is time we remember orphaned and vulnerable children. Read more »