FORMER Mwana Africa coach Arthur Tutani is on the move again and has this time joined ambitious Eastern Region Division One side Eagles as an assistant coach.

IN a move designed to give more exposure to former Group B schools, the Zimbabwe Rugby Union will this year pick a select side that will feature at the Cottco Schools festival at Prince Edward.

AS the hue and cry over the rule of law and disregard for due process in Zimbabwe reaches a deafening crescendo, with the British government leading in peddling falsehoods and pitching the myth of apocalypse, away from public glare, British

The Ugandan government is watching the political stalemate is Zimbabwe "with keen interest," a government official has revealed.

A Gwanda man allegedly beheaded his brother's seven-year-old son with a machete in the presence of the boy's two young brothers.

ZIMBABWE'S tobacco industry has historically served as a major source of foreign currency with the crop being renowned worldwide for its high quality.

FOREIGN exhibitors at this year's edition of the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair say they have identified business opportunities that can be exploited in the country despite the obtaining economic problems.

AS the nation gears itself for the implementation of the Common Market for Eastern and Southern African Custom Union set for December this year a myriad of challenges have presented themselves.

SOME lawyers have accused the Law Society of Zimbabwe of "using them to justify financial injections from Britain" in its anti-Government agenda.

In Things Fall Apart, celebrated Nigerian writer Chinua Achebe writes about a famous man Okonkwo, who was well known throughout the nine villages and even beyond.

MDC-T has retained Zaka West House of Assembly and Zaka Senate seats as results of poll recounts continue trickling in.

THE buzzword in opposition parlance, locally and internationally, these days is "government of national unity".

Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu has issued the following public statement at 1300 Thursday 24th April:

President Robert Mugabe's government is challenging widespread reports of systematic beatings and assaults by the army, police and ZANU-PF militia as part of a campaign dubbed "Operation Mavhoterapapi" (Who did you vote for?).

The Chinese ship carrying a controversial consignment of weapons for Zimbabwe is being recalled and the arms will no longer be delivered.

CHINA has poured cold water on opposition and Western claims that an arms shipment to Zimbabwe was to be used in a clampdown against MDC-T supporters, pointing out that Harare placed the order last year.

A Zimbabwean national was arrested at Walvis Bay last week for allegedly trying to stow away in a container vessel bound for Europe.

SUPPOSE you have a Zimbabwean passport and work as a political journalist in Johannesburg.

President Thabo Mbeki and his infamous colleague Robert Mugabe are marooned on an isolated political island, under siege by diplomatic brickbats and flotsam. their old bodies are quivering and shivering in cold winds of backlash from Mbeki's unpopular proclamation that

Embattled Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe has been forced to postpone the convening of the 13th summit of Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (Comesa) where the country's deepening post election crisis was expected to dominate proceedings.