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Youth embark on tour to end illicit wildlife trade

A GROUP of Chinese youth have embarked on an international tour to end the illicit trade of wildlife, especially by their Asian counterparts.

Madinda identifies team’s weakness

HIGHLANDERS’ mentor Madinda Ndlovu has identified his side’s lack of mental strength as the Achilles heel in his team as they bid for only their second win in five matches when they host Chapungu at Barbourfields tomorrow.

CBZ sues MDC president over $100k debt

MDC president Welshman Ncube has been taken to court by CBZ Bank, which is seeking an order compelling him to settle an over $100 000 loan advanced to him in January 2010.

Zanu PF wary of bhora musango

A senior Zanu PF official in Manicaland has expressed fear that disgruntled party supporters will vote for the opposition in the forthcoming elections in protest over the chaotic manner in which the party primary elections were held.

MDC urges electorate to inspect voters’ roll

THE Welshman Ncube-led MDC has called on the electorate to take the ongoing voters’ roll inspection seriously and check if their details were properly captured on the roll to avoid being turned away on election day.

Local dancer fails to break jinx

LOCAL dancer, Kudzanai Chikowe’s dream to fly Zimbabwe’s flag at the world’s biggest dance fiesta — DanceStar World Dance Masters in Porec, Croatia — went up in smoke after he was disallowed to board his connecting flight in Kenya.

Mukupe’s behaviour unacceptable

THAT if there was ever a time to cut Finance deputy minister Terrence Mukupe to size — both in government and in Zanu PF — it is now, is no longer in doubt.
This, because the aggressive Mukupe has demonstrated beyond any reasonable doubt that he does not add any value to not only President Emmerson Mnangagwa regime, but all citizens.

Chamisa invades Mohadi territory

MDC Alliance president Nelson Chamisa is expected in Beitbridge today to meet supporters from the sprawling district with a population of 120 000.

Pressure mounts for Mukupe’s ouster

OPPOSITION political parties and social commentators have upped the ante on President Emmerson Mnangagwa to expel Finance deputy minister Terence Mukupe for “recklessly” claiming that the military would not recognise a victory by an opposition leader.

Makandiwas fight back

UNITED Family International church (UFIC) founder, Emmanuel Makandiwa and his wife, Ruth, have objected to a fresh High Court bid by a Harare couple claiming $6,5 million from the clergy.