SA urged to separate politics and law in Zim torture case
South Africa’s government will this week be urged to separate its international legal responsibilities and politics, in a landmark legal case based on incidences of torture...
28.3.2012
6:25
27.3.2012
17:58
Clean water is a human right
As World Water Day is observed this month (March 22)billions of people around the world do...
27.3.2012
17:56
Ebenezer: A stone of help in the Matopos
Ebenezer, nestling in the Matopo hills about 70km from Bulawayo, started when a group of Christians...
27.3.2012
17:52
Bull attacks Mudenge
Higher Education Minister Stan Mudenge has spent a week in hospital after a terrifying encounter with...
27.3.2012
17:51
Cops nabbed
Two police officers stationed at Ruwangwe police station near the Mozambique border post were arrested when...
27.3.2012
17:50
Free medical care
The Zimbabwe Medical Association last week offered free medical treatment to 300 disadvantaged residents of Sakubva...
27.3.2012
17:47
Its your country
Put people first...
27.3.2012
17:45
Maguta soldiers still in control: Nyahada
Villagers in most parts of Mashonaland East have been denied access to the government grain loan...
27.3.2012
17:37
SA spends R12m
The Department of International Relations and Cooperation spent more than R12 million on accommodations and protocol...
27.3.2012
17:36
Crackdown in Malawi
The space for civil society to operate independently in Malawi is sharply shrinking, warned international civil...
27.3.2012
17:35
Living like animals
Scores of Zimbabwean who attended a Zapu-initiated Human Rights Day ceremony here poured scorn on President...
