adminSuperstar Tuku discloses HIV status
Herald Reporter
MUSIC superstar Oliver Mtukudzi has dismissed rumours suggesting that he is HIV positive.
Speaking in an interview aired by CNN on its African Voices programme, Tuku dismissed the reports as
Zesa entrapped in tender scandal
Lloyd Gumbo Herald Reporter
ZESA Holdings reportedly flouted tender procedures by appointing a strategic expert for one of its subsidiaries in defiance of a State Procurement Board resolution. The SPB turned down the power
Politburo to discuss constitution-making
Hebert Zharare Political Editor
ZANU-PF’s first Politburo meeting this year is expected to deliberate
4 family members killed in crash
Crime Reporter
FOUR family members, including a school pupil, died on the
Govt acquires pothole patching equipment
Lewis Tembo Herald Reporter
Government has acquired two state-of-the-art pothole-patching machines for the rehabilitation of the country’s major highways. The machines, worth US$555 000, would be first used in Matabeleland
Teachers to undergo martial arts training
Senior ReporterABOUT 50 teachers are set to undergo martial arts training this month as Government plans to introduce the skill as a discipline in sport. In an interview on Sunday, Education Sport, Arts and Culture Deputy
Parents in last minute school term preps
Evelene Taadira and Agatha MangwizaBusiness was brisk in the city centre yesterday as parents and schoolchildren made last minute preparations ahead of the schools opening today. While prices of school uniforms and stationery
Malawian national jumps off moving bus
Herald ReporterA Malawian citizen died on the spot last week after jumping off a moving bus through a broken rear windscreen. Enoch Kadamanja (28) died on the spot after jumping off the bus, which was enroute to
Response to diarhoea cases to be speeded up
Herald ReporterGovernment will this year embark on a programme to speed up responses to diarrhoea and related diseases outbreaks in the country, a senior health official has said. Director of Epidemiology and
Man Soul Jah speaks on career . . . promises to continue singing revolutionary songs
Arts Correspondent
REGGAE artiste Man Souljah says he will continue to sing revolutionary songs. The musician, who fronted the People Against Cruel Existence band, is known for producing hard-hitting songs such as “Dreams of