adminBroadcaster Sam Sibanda laid to rest
Entertainment ReporterVETERAN Radio Zimbabwe broadcaster Sam Sibanda who died on Sunday was yesterday buried at his rural home in Imhukai Village, Mberengwa. Sibanda died in the early hours of Sunday at his home in
UNWTO inspectors arrive in Victoria Falls
Bulawayo BureauA two-member United Nations World Tourism Organisation inspectorate team arrived in Victoria Falls yesterday to inspect the facilities, the venue and a few other logistical issues amid revelations that they
21st Feb Movement celebrations preps start
PREPARATIONS for the annual 21st February Movement celebrations have started in earnest with Mashonaland Central province set to play host to the event this year. The 21st February Movement‘PE pupil died of lung, head problems’
Herald ReporterA post-mortem report on the death of the Prince Edward High School form four pupil who died last week indicates that the 16-year-old boy succumbed to lung and head problems. Harare provincial police
CPU warns of continued heavy rains
Zvamaida Murwira Senior ReporterTHE Civil Protection Unit has urged travellers to first gather information about the weather and infrastructural situation of places they intend to travel to before they set on a journey, as heavy rains
Ten narrowly miss death
Herald ReporterMORE than 10 people were seriously injured when a Chisipite-bound commuter omnibus was side-swiped by a Ford Ranger yesterday morning at the intersection of Nelson Mandela Avenue and Julius Nyerere
CAPS Utd back at work
Grace Chingoma Sports ReporterACTING coach Mkhuphali Masuku was a notable absentee as Premiership giants CAPS United got their preparations for the 2013 season underway on a low key at the National Sports Stadium
Pasuwa standing on firm ground
Augustine Hwata Sports ReporterTHE Zimbabwe Soccer Coaches Association have allayed fears that Dynamos coach Callisto Pasuwa might be barred from leading his club in this year’s African Champions League, saying the championship
Fear grips village
Thupeyo Muleya Beitbridge BureauFEAR has gripped villagers in Mtetengwe area, some 40 km west of Beitbridge town, after the discovery of some mysterious objects in their grazing lands believed to be tools for witchcraft. The objects include