adminZimCafe relives old skool
Entertainment Reporter
As a pre-party to the official grand opening of the ZimCafe Hotel, a special gig which coincides with the May Day celebrations is on tonight at the hotel as well as ZimCafe Restaurant featuring Huggie’s Entertainment.
Editorial Comment: Zinara must provide cash, step up road maintenace
Harare’s street painting teams have been very busy in recent weeks, spraying new lines and bars across the patches, through the potholes and even over gravel-filled but unsurfaced trenches.Zim keen on fruitful economic relations with China
Municipal Reporter
Zimbabwe is eager to translate its relations with China into fruitful economic benefits for the people of the two countries, Local Government, Rural and Urban Development Minister Ignatius Chombo has said.
Workers set for May Day celebrations
Herald Reporter
Workers across the country are expected to attend May Day celebrations slated for tomorrow amid a marked deterioration in their conditions of service and low salaries.
ZCTU secretary general Mr Japhet Moyo called on workers from the union’s 33 affiliate members to support the celebrations, which he said would be observed at 19 centres
Do not fail us, President tells youths
Takunda Maodza Senior Reporter
Vendors to sell prepaid Zesa cards
Evelene Taadira Herald CorrespondentZESA Holdings has upgraded its prepaid electricity meter system to
Govt rolls out national mobile voter registration
Herald Reporters
NATIONAL mobile voter registration teams started registering people
Re-engagement in overdrive
Hebert Zharare and Farirai Machivenyika
UN conditionalities unheard of:Khaya Moyo
Herald Reporter
Zanu-PF national chairperson Cde Simon Khaya Moyo has defended Government’s decision to cancel its request for electoral financial assistance from the United Nations saying the world body’s conditionalities for assistance were “unheard of”.
Hifa euphoria engulf Harare
Problem Masau Arts Correspondent
The Harare International Festival of the Arts burst into life today with people already queuing at different venues to purchase the tickets of their intended shows. A survey by Herald Entertainment showed