The four-day Intercontinental Cup game and three One-Day Internationals were originally scheduled to be played in South Africa, but will now take place in Harare. The Ireland team will depart on September 17th.

Filed under Chronicle 2 September 2010 Chronicle Reporter THIRD term school fees at Government schools will not change from those paid during the second term, Minister of Education, Sport, Arts and Culture, David Coltart said yesterday.

The new kit was presented at a function last night at a local hotel to launch the 2012 Afcon campaign, bringing to an end Legea’s marriage with the national association, which has always been under question.

Crucially, Coltart argues that Zifa needs to forge “closer ties” with associations such as the SRC instead of “loose alliances” with non-commissioned organisations like the ZTA and individual promoters, including Chiyangwa.

Writer 3 September 2010 WINDHOEK – Cricket Scotland has refused to travel to Zimbabwe for an International Cricket Council (ICC) International Cup tie while Ireland has agreed to play in Zimbabwe.

Filed under Zimbabwean By J.L. (Willy) Robinson 5 September 2010 EDITOR – The Minister of Education recently commented on BBC Hardrive (sic) that he believes that sanctions on the few hundred Zanu (PF) heavies should now be lifted.

High-ranking officials like Sports Minister David Coltart, Harare Mayor Muchadeyi Masunda, ZC chairman Peter Chingoka and his managing director Ozias Bvute all wanted a piece of the legend.

Posted by David Coltart · Filed under Standard 5 September 2010 TEN years after the 2000 African Cup of Nations was painfully taken away, Zimbabwe are now bidding to host the 2016 Africa Cup of Nations.

Mugabe appeared healthy at the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (Comesa) Heads of State Summit in Swaziland this week, but his characteristically sprightly demeanour was absent.

The textbooks have been made available through the Basic Assistance Module (Beam) programme between the Zimbabwean government and the United National International Children’s Emergency Fund.

Filed under Sunday News by Sunday News Reporter 15 August 2010 The Government has sourced 13 million textbooks for primary and secondary school pupils countrywide as part of its continued effort to counter the shortage of resources in the education sector.

While he ruled out the possibility of returning to his homeland, he noted that the ground situation in Zimbabwe was on the mend. “Personal safety is still a consideration for me, although the Zimbabwean government seems to be softening.

Posted by David Coltart · Filed under BBC 17 August 2010 The Scottish Parliament is becoming an Edinburgh festival venue, with appearances from political figures such as former deputy PM John Prescott and Tory MP Sir Malcolm Rifkind.

The pair were presented on Wednesday as head coaches of franchises in the Zimbabwean league for the 2010-11 season, with Gillespie leading the Midwest Rhinos and Donald in charge of the Manicaland Mountaineers.

Gibson Sibanda, who died at age 66 in his home city, Bulawayo, was a life-long fighter for democracy, a former legislator, and a trade unionist who was detained for his activism by both Rhodesia and Mr.

Posted by David Coltart · Filed under www.cricketeurope4.net by Michael Taylor 27 August 2010 Cricket civilises people and creates good gentlemen. I want everyone to play cricket in Zimbabwe; I want ours to be a nation of gentlemen.

Apex Council president Tendai Chikowore wrote to government seeking a meeting to kick-start salary negotiations but said their employer was dragging feet over the meeting. Civil servants earn between US$150 and US$250 per month.

The education ministry of Zimbabwe’s power-sharing government last week announced that young girls who fall pregnant during the course of their studies will no longer face automatic expulsion from school.