‘Take advantage of technology’

Herald Correspondent
HEALTH advisor to the President and Cabinet Dr Timothy Stamps has urged people living with disabilities to take advantage of developments in new technologies to uplift their livelihood. Speaking at the launch of the Hope Resurrect Trust, which is involved in assisting those with disabilities, in Harare recently, Dr Stamps said there was a need to

Man gets package worth less than a cent

Senior Reporter
A HARARE man who worked for Cairns Foods (Pvt) Limited for 17 years was shocked recently when the Labour Court told him that his Zimbabwe dollar retirement package was worth less than a cent after being converted to United States dollars. Labour Court judge Mr Custom Kachambwa ruled that due to inflation, Mr Stanford Selemani was owed a

Heroes Day preps at advanced stage

Herald Reporter
PREPARATIONS for the Heroes Day and Defence Force Day commemorations are now at an advanced stage, with the provincial mobilisation committee announcing on Tuesday that it has prepared a US$60 000 budget for the two events. Heroes Day would be marked on August 11 throughout the country, with the main function at the National Heroes

Police dismiss MDC-T claims on special voters

Crime Reporter
POLICE have dismissed as unfounded claims by MDC-T leader Mr Morgan Tsvangirai that Zanu-PF planned to register over 50 000 police officers as special voters before the election date. The law enforcement agents were responding to allegations by Mr Tsvangirai during a meeting with the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission officials on

Zanu-PF candidates to meet President

Herald Reporter
Zanu-PF candidates for the harmonised elections are today expected to meet President Mugabe and members of the Politburo and the Central Committee at the party headquarters in Harare. Those expected to attend the meeting are the candidates who successfully filed their papers for the National Assembly seats, Provincial

Desist from violence, youths urged

Herald Reporter
ZANU-PF cadres in Mashonaland East Province have been urged not to interfere with MDC-T activities in the area even if provoked as doing so would end up discrediting the harmonised polls set for July 31. Provincial party chairperson Cde Ray Kaukonde said Zanu-PF supporters should be wary of the MDC-T tactics of provoking them so that

Bogus online voters’ roll

Farai Kuvirimirwa Herald Reporter
THE bogus voters’ roll being run on the website www.myzimvote.com has been linked to MDC-T, with a non-governmental organisation aligned to the Western-sponsored party being part of the scheme. The online roll appeared designed to discredit the actual voters’ roll as it gives wrong information to almost everyone who searches. Registrar-General

. . . amid positive response to voter registration

Herald Reporter
THERE was a huge turn out at most mobile voter registration centres in Harare yesterday as people rushed to register and inspect the voters roll before the process officially ends on Tuesday next week. The mobile voter registration and inspection of the roll began after the publication of the new Constitution on May 22. The 30-day ward-based mobile

Poll date extension case before court today

Herald Reporter
President Mugabe’s lawyers will today argue against MDC-T leader Morgan Tsvangirai and his MDC counterpart Professor Welshman Ncube’s counter applications in the Constitutional Court seeking to delay harmonised elections slated for July 31. Mr Tsvangirai and Prof Ncube’s counter applications were consolidated with those of Ms Mariah

Exiled MDC-T activist re-arrested

Beitbridge Bureau
A 30-YEAR-OLD exiled MDC-T activist who was in February arrested for attempting to illegally cross into South Africa using a passport belonging to another person has been re-arrested at Beitbridge Border Post on a similar mission. Wellington Makumbinde, who is a member of the party’s youth committee for mobilisation and was resident in

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