adminSTUCK IN SUPER DISKI, No Monaco deal for Mahachi, Chiefs confirm Musona return to AmaKhosi
Augustine Hwata Sports Reporter KUDA Mahachi’s proposed move to Monaco has collapsed amid reports that Mamelodi Sundowns are demanding a fortune for the midfielder, in a move that keeps yet…
Nesto back with a bang
Sophia Chese Arts Correspondent Ernest Manandi, aka Nesto, who has been absent from the entertainment scene has made a return with a single “Ngala Ngala”, which is proving to be…
Tiger Woods out of Ryder Cup
LOS ANGELES. — Tiger Woods ruled himself out of contention for a wildcard spot on the US Ryder Cup golf team due to lingering back problems on Wednesday and has…
Media used by the devil, says Magaya
Bulawayo Bureau Prophetic Healing and Deliverance Ministries leader Prophet Walter Magaya has dismissed adultery allegations being levelled against him by a Harare man, saying newspapers spreading the news are agencies…
Hwange refurbishment halfway through: ABB
Golden Sibanda Senior Business Reporter SWISS technology company ABB has completed about half the refurbishment work on Hwange thermal and Kariba South hydro power stations. The refurbishment exercise is expected…
Neutral executor for estate
Fidelis Munyoro Chief Court Reporter The Master of the High Court has appointed a neutral executor to administer the estate of the late Zimbabwe Electoral Commission chief elections officer Lovemore…
Washington’s fools: When will the Europeans wake up?
Paul Craig Roberts Correspondent By its inaction, the Russian government is providing Washington’s vassal states in Europe time to comprehend that Washington, not Russia, is the problem, and that Washington…
‘Grain overpriced’ . . . Move to trigger mealie-meal, beer, stockfeed price increases
Business Reporters PRIVATE grain traders are set to mount a legal challenge on the constitutionality of the $390-per-tonne minimum maize and sorghum price set by Government. The Herald Business understands…
Kereke cries foul
Herald Reporter Rockfoundation Medical Centre has called for responsible authorities to look into unfair practices in which it has lost crucial equipment worth more than US$1,9 million in the last…
Irrigating farmers should pay for water
Winter cropping is now in full swing and most farmers are looking forward to harvests ranging from average to bumper ones. Those involved in horticulture are also smiling all the…