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Zimbabwe's Leading Sunday Newspaper. Workers storm Chinese employer s home. A Chinese brick maker and building contractor, Sun Yan Ling, was in a quandary yesterday after about 30 workers from his Shanxi Corporation besieged his Mabelreign home demanding outstanding wages and benefits. Tyson s sex-change story meant for relief. By publishing the spoof about Mike Tyson s sex change, were we duped? Many of our readers thought so last week. Even the BBC carried an article saying The Standard had been fooled by the NewsBiscuit prank into thinking it was true. Zanu PF conference fails to rejuvenate party. THE Zanu PF annual national people s conference has come and gone, but the much anticipated fireworks failed to materialise with doubts emerging whether the event managed to rejuvenate the party ahead of next year s watershed elections. Adam Ndlovu dies, Peter battling for life. SOCCER legend Adam Ndlovu this morning died in horror car crash in Victoria Falls, while young brother, the legendary Peter, is battling for his life in Hospital. King-sized prawns at Komba Hari! I waited weeks to sample, on your behalf, the Christmas/New Year menu at Rainbow Towers Hotel and when I finally had the verbal nod confirmed, there was a snafu and no festive fare to be feasted upon! Ilanga reunion dream shattered. Mugabe backtracks on early elections. JOHANNESBURG Nelson Mandela, the 94-year-old former South African president and Nobel Peace laureate hospitalised with a lung infection, has successfully undergone a procedure to have gallstones removed, the government said yesterday. Read the full post. Mimosa partners to pick up RBZ s US$57m bill. MIMOSA S indigenous partners are set to pick up the US$57 million bill incurred by the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ), according to documents obtained on Friday. Read the full post. New parties promise bacon, butter. THE silly season is surely upon us. With elections drawing close, there has been an increase in the number of political parties being formed, each claiming to be an alternative to Zanu PF and promising to end President Robert Mugabe s 32-year-old reign. Read the full post. New rules for Zifa polls. Zimbabwe Football Association (Zifa) is in the process of amending their constitution to accommodate a clause that bars candidates who are not part of the current structures from contesting for presidency. Women cricket team coach Zowe optimistic. DeMbare in CAF squad headache. Soccer star Denver Mukamba charms Ndlovu. Zindoga aim to close gap. Nigeria Finance minister s mother freed. The mother of Nigeria s Finance minister Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala was released five days after she was kidnapped, Delta state governor Emmanuel Uduaghan told BBC. China Daily newspaper launches Africa edition. US, UK and Canada snub internet treaty. Tender boards directive sparks uproar. BULAWAYO Bulawayo City Council (BCC) and the MDC-T have condemned the disbandment of council tender boards, a move they described as anti-devolution and development. Gokwe road accident claims two. Gokwe Two people died while six others were seriously injured when an unregistered Toyota Haice Kombi burst a front wheel and rolled over several times. Utakataka band members in serious accident. Kadoma Eight Utakataka Express band members who were on their way to Harare to perform at a private function, are reported to have been hospitalised following a serious road accident, 10km outside Kadoma. Markers threaten to down tools. ZIMSEC examination markers have threatened to down tools in protest against poor working conditions. Workers storm Chinese employer s home. A Chinese brick maker and building contractor, Sun Yan Ling, was in a quandary yesterday after about 30 workers from his Shanxi Corporation besieged his Mabelreign home demanding outstanding wages and benefits. Mimosa partners to pick up RBZ s US$57m bill. MIMOSA S indigenous partners are set to pick up the US$57 million bill incurred by the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ), ac ...

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