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SA 'failing its business community in Zim'
Sun, Aug 01, 2010
Security of tenure and property rights - or the absence of such - was the dominant issue at the breakfast meeting held to sell South Africa as an investment destination for Zimbabwe businesses.
'Miracle' as pastor returns from deep freeze
Sun, Sep 05, 2010
Pastor Ray McCauley's recovery since heart surgery in May has been called a "miracle".
Salary gap between foreign and civil service exposed
Sun, Oct 03, 2010
A Zimbabwean diplomat is suing the government for more than $400000 in a case which exposes the wide discrepancies between the salaries of diplomats and hard-pressed civil servants.
Zimbabwe skies threat to world's aircraft : Sunday Times
Sun, Oct 31, 2010
Old equipment, warthogs on runways and now a strike face aviation authority
Mrs Chombo's appeal for help in divorce draws blank from Mugabe
Sun, Nov 07, 2010
President Robert Mugabe has avoided getting himself involved in the acrimonious divorce wrangle between Local Government Minister Ignatius Chombo and his wife Marian.
Zanu-PF is not socialist, then
Mon, Nov 08, 2010
Mahatma Gandhi, one of the most influential figures in modern social and political activism, once said that seven things will destroy humanity. All of them have to do with social and political conditions writes Zoli Mnagena in the Sunday Times.
SEXGATE: Gono turns up the heat on RBZ rival Kuwaza
Sun, Nov 14, 2010
Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) deputy board chairman Charles Kuwaza is under intense pressure to resign from the central bank as his boardroom fight with his boss Gideon Gono reaches a fever pitch. ----------------------------------------------------------------------
Chinamasa in battle to block tycoon
Sun, Nov 21, 2010
Senior cabinet ministers move to halt SA-based Mawere recovering seized assets
Biti resists plan to set aside referendum, election funds
Sat, Nov 20, 2010
Finance Minister Tendai Biti is resisting President Robert Mugabe's demand to set aside $200-million in his forthcoming budget for the referendum on the new constitution and the elections next year.
Mugabe, MDC lock horns over new elections
Sun, Dec 19, 2010
Tsvangirai insists that it should be only a presidential poll
Mugabe: Mujuru has blown it
Sun, Dec 19, 2010
President Robert Mugabe thinks his deputy and once-likely successor, vice-president Joyce Mujuru, has blown her chances to take over from him after she was caught working with Finance Minister Tendai Biti to usurp his powers on currency and exchange rate issues.
Zim splashes out on huge ethanol scheme
Wed, Dec 22, 2010
But critics warn the $600m plan is taking farming land from the community
Plans afoot to unleash militia
Sun, Jan 16, 2011
President Robert Mugabe and his party Zanu-PF will soon reintroduce the controversial National Youth Service training programme ahead of crucial elections, a move likely to have a chilling effect on a country where polls are characterised by violence and intimidation, spearheaded by aggressive youth militias.
Mugabe is 'day-dreaming'-PM
Sun, Feb 06, 2011
General elections will only be held on the completion of the ongoing constitutional process and not at the behest of President Robert Mugabe, Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai has said.
Dossier implicates Tomana in high criminal activities
Sun, Feb 20, 2011
Attorney General Johannes Tomana should be subjected to a criminal investigation for helping his associates to escape criminal liability in the past few years, a civil society anti-corruption report has said.
Beginning of the end: Zuma, Mugabe at war
Sun, Apr 03, 2011
Zimbabwe president blasts SA counterpart after harsh criticism T President Jacob Zuma and his Zimbabwean counterpart, Robert Mugabe, are headed for a showdown following the Zanu-PF leader's vow to "resist" renewed pressure by neighbouring states for reforms.
Knives drawn out for the 'Old man'
Sun, Apr 17, 2011
Deep divisions have surfaced within President Robert Mugabe's inner circle over his decision to run for another five-year term of office amid growing concerns about his advanced age and deteriorating health.
Mugabe favours Sekeramayi to succeed
Sun, May 22, 2011
PRESIDENT Robert Mugabe has dumped the two main rival factions in Zanu PF, which for years have been plotting against each other to succeed him, in favour of the Minister of State Security in his office, Sydney Sekeramayi, authoritative sources said. (Insert, 'Future' President going through the rituals of getting diesel from rocks)
They have become bolder, while men want more old-fashioned romance
Sun, Jun 12, 2011
South African women are becoming more adventurous in bed - and the fun doesn't stop there.
Vavi stuns ANC
Sun, Jun 12, 2011
COSATU general secretary Zwelinzima Vavi warns in a report prepared for the federation's central committee meeting this month that South Africa could become a "banana republic", and threatens to repudiate President Jacob Zuma's leadership.
Zimbabwe army takes charge?
Sun, Jun 26, 2011
ZIMBABWE's unstable inclusive government has been thrown into a fresh crisis after Jameson Timba, the Minister of State in Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai's office, was arrested on Friday for saying President Robert Mugabe lied about the SADC summit in Sandton, Johannesburg.
Zuma ready to confront Mugabe
Thu, Jul 21, 2011
HARARE – South African President Jacob Zuma has dumped his country’s traditional “quiet diplomacy” and is instead going for full “confrontation” with President Robert Mugabe to force free and fair elections in Zimbabwe, a cabinet source has said.
President Zuma fumes at Malema ..
Mon, Aug 15, 2011
The battle between President Jacob Zuma and errant ANC Youth League leader Julius Malema took a dramatic turn on Monday when a fuming Zuma threw the youth leader out of a meeting.
Mugabe's party is BROKE
Sun, Sep 25, 2011
Zanu-PF is broke and President Robert Mugabe is under growing pressure from within his party ranks to quit ahead of the next crucial elections because of his chequered record.
Zuma's presidency 'challenged'
Sun, Oct 02, 2011
Intense lobbying for Deputy President to succeed President Jacob Zuma as the head of the ANC has begun in earnest in South Africa's economic hub, with the party's Johannesburg region positioning itself as a springboard for his campaign.
UN daggers drawn
Sun, Oct 09, 2011
Daggers are being drawn over Zimbabwe at the United Nations Human Rights Council's universal periodic review in Geneva, Switzerland, as its controversial human rights situation comes under close scrutiny tomorrow.
SA envoy's rant sets scene for showdown
Sun, Oct 16, 2011
Zimbabwean Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai is due to confront President Robert Mugabe this week in an attempt to defuse a potentially major diplomatic row after South Africa's ambassador in Harare, Vusi Mavimbela, launched a vicious attack on the government over lawlessness.
Morgan Tsvangirai's love exploits laid bare
Sat, Dec 03, 2011
ZIMBABWEAN Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai's 12-day marriage has cast the spotlight on his private life - with a list of women with whom he has allegedly had relationships crawling out of the woodwork.
Pyrrhic victory for Mugabe - the unwanted presidential candidate
Sat, Dec 03, 2011
Zanu-PF is stuck with President Robert Mugabe. The party is set to endorse the ailing 87-year-old as its candidate in the elections next year or in 2013 against the will of most of its senior members.
Tender boss paid Malema
Sun, Dec 25, 2011
Bank records show businessman's R1.2m payments to youth league leader.
Zuma gets more muscle to deal with Zimbabwe
Sun, Jan 15, 2012
South African President Jacob Zuma's political hand has been strengthened to deal with trouble spots in the region, mainly Zimbabwe, after Pretoria took over the presidency of the United Nations Security Council at the beginning of the month.
