Egypt grieves train accident victims
CAIRO — A military train derailed in Egypt early Tuesday, leaving at least 19 conscripts dead and 107 others injured, the official MENA news agency cited a spokesman for the Health Ministry as saying in a
Over 100 marooned mourners rescued
Zvamaida Murwira in MAYO, Headlands
MORE than 100 mourners, who included Central Vehicle Registry staff members, were yesterday rescued after being marooned by floods for four days in Tanda village in Headlands. They were
Wet spell triggers widespread leaching
Obert Chifamba Senior Agriculture Reporter
THE current wet spell has triggered widespread leaching of nutrients leaving most crops yellowing and in need of more fertiliser. The Herald has established that in Mashonaland West province, crops in
‘We’ve put aside our differences’
Sydney Kawadza Assistant News Editor
President Mugabe yesterday said Zimbabwe will this year hold peaceful and friendly elections as Zimbabweans have realised that they have a common destiny despite their differences. Speaking
Kenan Zim to sign online deals with local musicians
Problem Masau Arts CorrespondentFORMER Europe Sony Records vice president and Africori boss Yoel Kenan is in Zimbabwe to sign musicians who wish to have their music sold and distributed online. Kenan, who arrived in Harare last
Namatayi polishes debut album
Jonathan Mbiriyamveka Entertainment Reporter
Songbird Namatayi Chipanga is puttinh the fimishing touches on her first album due for release later this year. The wholly gospel album will feature a number of duets with her husband, Charles, who is a






