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Written by Mustapha Maohoub
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Thursday, 08 May 2008 |
Harare - Pressure mounted on the Zimbabwe government on Thursday to admit foreign observers to oversee a presidential election run-off amid fresh claims that pro-government militias were instilling terror in the countryside As the opposition alleged that 30 supporters had now been killed and a union leader said 40 000 farmworkers and their dependents had been made homeless, the authorities played down the levels of violence.
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Written by Kyazike Nangobi
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Thursday, 08 May 2008 |
 Families are breaking up as a result of DNA results, released from the Government analytical laboratory in Wandegeya. The government laboratory has run out of reagents to serve more clients, due to the overwhelming demand.
A DNA machine was commissioned in the country for the fist time mid last year, and since then a number of families are reported to have broken up due to shocking revelations.
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Written by Mustapha Maohoub
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Thursday, 08 May 2008 |
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Harare - Police in Zimbabwe on Wednesday arrested a leading lawyer over allegations that he insulted veteran President Robert Mugabe, the attorney's colleague said.
Harrison Nkomo was detained by police after he was said to have remarked to a senior prosecutor whose surname is Mugabe to tell his "father" to step down as the country was suffering under his rule.
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Written by John Muyodi
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Thursday, 08 May 2008 |
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 The bridge on River Nile at Owen Falls
dam has continued to waste to a near-breaking point because government
apparently ignored a decade-long, clear expert warning that its lifespan was up
and a new overpass needed to be urgently built to convey the fast-growing heavy
traffic along the eastern route.
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Written by Patrick Kigere
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Thursday, 08 May 2008 |
Kampala: The newly-elected Member of Parliament for Buikwe Constituency South and General Secretary of the Democratic Party, Dr. Michael Lulume Bayiga, pledges to represent his people effectively especially on pertinent issues pending debate in the House.
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Written by iGaz
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Thursday, 08 May 2008 |
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 $200m (sh334b) loan from the World Bank to
finance its poverty reduction programme.
The deputy secretary to the
Treasury, Keith Muhakanizi, said the funds were meant for roads, water,
agriculture, health and free primary and secondary education. The money is a
reduction from previous years. Uganda
used to receive $150m a year for its anti-poverty plan.
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Written by Namungalu Magemeso
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Thursday, 08 May 2008 |
 Secondary schools countrywide have raised the schools fees for next term following the recent increase in food prices. Most head teachers yesterday said their management committees had approved the new fees structure at the end of last term.
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