adminMobile clinics for Harare
Health Reporter Harare Municipality plans to establish health centres in new settlements around the city. This follows realisation that residents of Southlea Park, Ushewokunze, Kuwadzana Extension, Hopley, Caledonia
Children in cells
Herald Reporter More than 60 children are living in Zimbabwe’s prisons with their convicted mothers, an official has said. Zimbabwe Prison and Correctional Services spokesperson Chief Superintendent Elizabeth Banda last…
Who’s Minaj’s baby dad?
There’s yet another media firestorm on the rise, and this time it’s in the world of hip-hop. But, it’s centred around two of the biggest rappers in the game —…
ZPS officials up for bribe
Senior Court Reporter Two Zimbabwe Prison and Correctional Services (ZPCS) officials allegedly received a plus-US$16 000 bribe from two companies they had unprocedurally awarded tenders to supply prisoners’ requirements. Mehluli…
Deadline for farmers
Chinhoyi Bureau WHITE commercial farmers operating illegally on land acquired by the State for resettlement purposes in Mashonaland West province through ad-hoc lease agreements with resettled farmers have been given…
Editorial comment: Plight of ex-MPs touching, revealing
TODAY we carry a story about the plight of ex-legislators who have fallen on hard times after failing to make it into the Eighth Parliament. As we report elsewhere in…
TelOne to expand
Business Reporter Fixed telecommunications operator, TelOne will invest US$90 million in new projects particularly in data, managing director Mrs Chipo Mtasa said. Mtasa said the money was part of the…
David Diop’s Africa
Kumbirayi Shonhiwa David Mandessi Diop (1927-1960) was a revolutionary African poet born in France to parents of West African descent, and an active member of the Negritude movement. Diop’s poems…
Zim duo struggles in Mumbai
MUMBAI. — Which are the first few names that immediately strike our mind when we hear of sport in Zimbabwe? Cricketers Heath Streak, Flower brothers Andy and Grant, or even…
Canadians arrive at Bosso for trials
Bulawayo Bureau HIGHLANDERS scored a major diplomatic coup when yesterday two Canadian soccer players arrived to undergo trials with the club this week. Philippe Bannioult, a striker and goalkeeper Jean-Felix…