Zimbabwe's three governing political parties have finally started dialogue to save their shaky power sharing arrangement after missing a two week deadline.

ZIMBABWE will receive about US$180 million from the Global Fund to Fight HIV and Aids, Tuberculosis and Malaria, with the first phase of the grant expected in January next year.

GOVERNMENT has no money to pay teachers invigilating this year's Ordinary and Advanced Level examinations and is urging the educators to make sacrifices for their students, Education, Sport, Arts and Culture Minister David Coltart said yesterday.

US President Barack Obama on Monday night delivered his strongest rebuke yet to Robert Mugabe, labelling him a 'dictator,' while criticising his regime of 'oppressors' for their brutal treatment of human rights activists.

MDC Treasurer General Roy Bennett has described his terrorism trial, which began two weeks ago, an 'absolute farce' and 'a joke.' The MDC official, who has not been sworn into government as the Deputy Minister of Agriculture because Robert Mugabe

MOST motorists are horrified to learn that Harare City Council has a weekly target for revenue from fines for clamping or towing vehicles.

In the early 1980s, Zimbabwe's Magodonga Mahlangu witnessed the massacre of thousands in Matabeleland, including family members, and she decided it was intolerable that the people of Zimbabwe were forbidden to know the truth about what was happening in their

ZIMBABWE Stock Exchange-listed resource firm Falgold has released its 2008 full year financials 11 months after its year-end.

A Harare lawyer has been dragged to court for representing a client in three cases before he was issued with a practising licence.

THE World Health Organisation has donated a consignment of swine flu vaccines that are expected to arrive in the country next month.

POLICE have arrested the 67-year-old Epworth woman who was on the run after she allegedly conducted a botched backyard abortion that resulted in the death of a city woman before her two daughters and granddaughter illegally buried the body in

HARARE City Council has recruited 201 nurses in a drive to fill in gaps left by those who quit.

TALKS between Zanu-PF and the two MDC formations over outstanding issues in the Global Political Agreement continued yesterday with the negotiators tight-lipped on proceedings.

ZIMBABWE has made significant strides in reducing malaria incidences in its endeavour to meet the December 2010 Abuja target.

A police inspector was fatally stabbed on Sunday morning by three suspected criminals while on his way home from the city centre in Mutare.

War veterans in Masvingo have accused the Zanu-PF provincial leadership of fomenting disunity and threatening the party's viability by trying to replace Vice President Joice Mujuru at next month's national congress.

WHELSON Transport Company has finally been given the green light to fire its driver who made a false report to police, delaying the clearance of 16 trucks loaded with fertilizer at Chirundu Border Post that was destined for Zambia.

THE standard of living for women and children in Zimbabwe has deteriorated significantly in the past four years, a recent Govenment study has shown.

The Australian Embassy through the United Nations Children's Fund has commissioned nine boreholes at the University of Zimbabwe to alleviate the water crisis that has affected the institution for the past two years.

Zimbabwe continues to offer quality education despite the economic challenges facing the nation, a senior Government official has said.