adminUS$1,5m to upgrade infrastructure
Chinhoyi Bureau
GOVERNMENT has granted Chinhoyi council US$1,5 million under the Public Sector Investment Programme to upgrade
Masvingo sets up land task force
Masvingo Bureau
The Masvingo provincial leadership has set up a taskforce to identify land to re-settle nearly 3 000 families to pave way for
Over US$500m needed to replace city’s water pipeline
Municipal Reporter
HARARE City Council requires US$532,4 million to replace its obsolete water pipeline, which was laid 50 years ago. Water
Govt completes probe into four local authorities
Municipal Reporter
GOVERNMENT has completed investigations into corruption and mismanagement at MDC-T led councils in Chinhoyi,
Load-shedding to intensify: Zesa
Herald Reporter
The major power blackout on Wednesday night that hit most parts of Harare and several northern and central towns started
No selective apllication of law: AG
Freeman Razemba Crime Reporter
Attorney-General Johannes Tomana has castigated political leaders who splash money to influence the outcome of court
Tsvangirai praises US funding of PM’s office
Herald Reporter
MDC-T leader Mr Morgan Tsvangirai
Zim ready to engage US, says Khaya Moyo
Herald Reporter
Zimbabwe is ready to engage the
Libyan ambassador faces deportation
Herald Reporters
LIBYAN Ambassador to Zimbabwe Mr Ta-her Elmagrahi faces deportation after Government yesterday said his defection to the NATO-backed National Transitional Council means he no longer respresents the Libyan Government.
Zimbabwe has no diplomatic relations with rebels who now claim to be in control of Libya.
The rebels this week claimed to have ta-ken control of Libya after its leader Muammar Gaddafi reportedly fled and his whereabouts are still unknown.
Ambassador Elmagrahi defected to the rebels on Wednesday and hoisted the NTC flag at the Libyan Embassy in Harare.
The latest development means the envoy loses his diplomatic
Horror crash claims 20
Felex Share Herald Reporter
TWENTY people died while 26 others were injured – five of them seriously – when a Chawasarira bus burst a front tyre while overtaking and sideswiped a haulage truck 58km along the Harare-Bulawayo Road yesterday morning.
The Chivi-bound bus burst its right front tyre and sideswiped the truck which was going in the opposite direction, killing 18 people on the spot.
A Lofombo bus which was being overtaken swerved off the road and landed on its side, killing one person, who became the nineteenth person to die on the spot.
One more passenger died on admission to Parirenyatwa Hospital.