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BREAKING NEWS: Zambian President Sata dies in London aged 77
By Chris Mfula LUSAKA (Reuters) – Zambian President Michael Sata has died in London, where he had been receiving treatment for an undisclosed illness, a government source in Africa’s second-largest…
LATEST: Zambia gvt confirms Sata’s death
Herald Reporter Zambia has confirmed the death of President Michael Chilufya Sata saying he died on October 28 at King Edward VII Hospital Beaumont Central in London. In a statement,…
Zanu-Pf at war: president -Some want me out, he says -Congress will stop nonsense
Felex Share Harare Bureau— PRESIDENT Mugabe yesterday slammed people attempting to topple him from his post saying they must wait since he will properly communicate to them when his time to…
‘Minister Mpofu ignored advice’
Daniel Nemukuyu Harare Bureau— Former Zimbabwe Mining Development Corporation chief executive Dominic Mubaiwa has said he discouraged former Mines and Mining Development Minister Obert Mpofu from entertaining Core Mining as a…
Be practical, President slams Ministers
Felex Share Harare Bureau— PRESIDENT Mugabe yesterday said Cabinet Ministers should pull up their socks and cut on travelling to ensure the successful implementation of Zim-Asset. Speaking during the luncheon hosted…
ZUJ, Misa hypocrisy exposed
Harare Bureau ZIMBABWE Union of Journalists and Misa-Zimbabwe’s hypocrisy has been exposed following their silence on attacks on The Herald by ousted Zanu-PF chairperson for Mashonaland West, Cde Themba Mliswa…
Hospitals get permission to engage army, police doctors
Nduduzo Tshuma and Loveness Bepete Chronicle Reporters THE government has given hospitals permission to engage army and police doctors as the strike by junior doctors entered its second day yesterday. The…
Zinara warns motorists
Harare Bureau IT is an offence for motorists to evade paying fees at tollgates countrywide and those caught on the wrong side of the law will be fined or prosecuted,…
Brawl over beer soldier spared jail
Marvelous Moyo Gwanda Correspondent A SOLDIER has been ordered to perform 280 hours of community service for assaulting an Ingwebu Breweries employee following a brawl over beer. Ricky Mwanza, 27, of…
‘Industries revival top priority’
Nduduzo Tshuma Senior Political Reporter— PRESIDENT Mugabe has said the revival of industries remains the government’s top priority and as such a number of laws will be re-aligned to, among…