Namibia hails Sadc police

From Freeman Razemba   in WINDHOEK, Namibia NAMIBIAN Prime Minister Dr Hage Geingob has applauded police chiefs from Sadc member-states for creating a forum where they exchange experiences in combating crime…

Gold panner killed

Herald Reporter A 29-year-old gold panner died in Mberengwa after he was trapped in a tunnel when a shaft collapsed while he was mining underground, police have confirmed.

Race for mayoral post

Masvingo Bureau Fissures in the beleaguered MDC-T in Masvingo are set to widen amid reports that at least three party bigwigs and a former journalist are reportedly tussling for the…

New rank for students

Herald Reporter A new commuter omnibus rank to cater for University of Zimbabwe students has been established, Urban Commuter Operators of Zimbabwe president Zimbarashe Ngarande has said.

1 000 stands released

Beitbridge Bureau Beitbridge Town Council has allocated 1 000 residential stands to the community as the local authority seeks to ease accommodation woes that have perennially dogged the town.

25 students get scholarships

Callie-Lou Kakwere Herald Reporter TWENTY-FIVE Zimbabwean students have received scholarships to study various courses in China. Speaking at a farewell reception for the students, Chinese Ambassador to Zimbabwe Mr Lin…

Sections of Airport Road to open

Innocent Ruwende Senior Reporter TWO completed sections of the US$80 million Harare Airport Road expressway will be opened to road users next week while work continues on the remaining parts…

Govt to tighten screws on councils

Zvifadzo Lubombo Herald Reporter Government plans to tighten the monitoring of local authorities to improve performance and service delivery, outgoing Local Government, Rural and Urban Development Minister Ignatius Chombo has…

Save people’s lives not flowers, Gweru told

Midlands Bureau GWERU City Council has courted the ire of residents as it has started working on turning the city and its environs green by watering gardens using purified water…

Zim to host climate change forum

Callie-Lou Kakwere Herald Reporter Zimbabwe will next week host the 17th Southern Africa Regional Climate Outlook Forum where weather experts are expected to come up with a consensus outlook for…

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