His thoughts immediately turned to revenge on terror leader Osama bin Laden. "I could have skinned him alive," Sidialo said yesterday, among hundreds marking the 10-year anniversary of the bombings that killed more than 200 people and wounded 5,000. The

THE National Incomes and Pricing Commission (NIPC) last week ordered National Breweries (Natbrew) -- a subsidiary of Delta Corporation Limited -- to slash the price of clear beer to July 22 levels, as it also emerged that the country's largest

Everybody is free...free...to feel good...feel good... The last time I had heard this song was in the 1980s when Zimbabwe had just gained independence from Britain. Then, the musician, pop diva Rozalla Miller was among young musicians who celebrated Zimbabwe's

THREE Cabinet ministers have blocked the ejection from Intersew Flats in the Harare central business district of ZANU-PF members some of whom kidnapped and assaulted a city lawyer as he tried to serve them with eviction orders.

JASMINE and sweet peas are in bloom, the first russet leaves of the msasa have appeared, and urban farmers are tying up stooks of last year's maize plants, sure signs that chilly winter nights are numbered, and spring is approaching.

THE police force has not done itself any favours in recent years by resorting to political rhetoric as a substitute for professional and ethical conduct.

AIR Zimbabwe (Air-Zim) broke its silence this week on a chartered flight scam unearthed by its auditors this year, saying those caught on the wrong side of the law will face the due processes of the law.

UPON returning to the United States recently, I saw right before me, in Reverend Jesse Jackson, a leader who has done great things in the past, slip and flounder, as charisma and time take their leave off him.

TWO international telecommunications manufacturers contracted by local mobile phone operator Econet have resumed work after temporarily suspending the project during the March and June elections.

ZANU PF and the MDC have admitted, for the first time, that they were both involved in acts of political violence which occurred throughout the country after the March 29 harmonised polls.

As I breeze through to check in formalities at Accra international airport on my non-stop evening flight to Johannesburg, I cannot help but flashback 27 years ago to when I first started travelling to my second home through marriage from

ZIMBABWE'S tennis ace Cara Black could not have wished for a tougher opponent in the first round of the 2008 Olympic Games women's singles when she was paired against second seeded Jelena Jankovic of Serbia in the draw released yesterday.

CHIEF Kaindu of the Kaonde in Mumbwa has sued two of his subjects seeking an injunction to restrain them from impeaching him or wrongfully ascending to the throne.

THE Government's internal debt as at December 2007 was K8.2 trillion while the external debt was US$1.054 billion during the same period, Parliament heard on Wednesday.

DEPUTY Speaker of the National Assembly Mutale Nalumango yesterday sent off Roan Member of Parliament Chishimba Kambwili (PF) for using unparliamentary language against his fellow MPs.

FIVE people were killed in separate road traffic accidents (RTAs) yesterday while nine others are battling for their lives at Chinyunyu Clinic in Chongwe.

THE Government has expressed concern about the continued misuse of national resources and challenged accountants to check the abuse of funds meant for national development.

THE Communications Authority of Zambia (CAZ) like any regulatory body has a very onerous task in its area of responsibility.

SPRINTING ace Brian Dzingai has been given the honour of being Zimbabwe's flag bearer at this year's Summer Olympic Games, which bursts into life here today.

RESERVE Bank of Zimbabwe Governor Dr Gideon Gono's call last week for a six-month freeze on price and salary increases as part of measures to contain inflation appears to be a lone voice in the wilderness.