adminZanu-PF youths slam social media abuse
Tendai Mugabe Senior Reporter The Zanu-PF leadership should intervene and stop rogue elements that have intensified their nefarious agendas of destroying the party from within by abusing social media and…
We need knowledge filters
Charles Dhewa Given the expanding sources of information and ideas, it is now becoming very difficult for one to know whether s/he is receiving valuable information for decision-making.
100 kombi drivers undergo eye tests
Rutendo Rori Herald Reporter More than 100 commuter bus drivers at Fourth Street (Simon Vengai Muzenda) Bus Terminus underwent free eye check-ups yesterday which were being conducted by OPTINOVA Africa in…
MDC-T Zengeza MP denies assault charges
Prosper Dembedza Court Correspondent ZENGEZA East Member of Parliament Alex Leon Musundire (MDC-T) is denying being part of a gang of 20 people who assaulted a 61-year-old man for unclear…
Small-Smith likely to face ex-paymasters
Paul Munyuki Sports Reporter FORMER Vodacom Bulls rugby midfielder William Small-Smith is likely to face his former paymasters for the first time if he debuts for the Toyota Cheetahs in…
Veteran jockey Riddle calls it quits
Takudzwa Chitsiga Sports Reporter VETERAN champion jockey Quinton Riddle has announced his retirement after 25 years of horse racing in which he won several accolades both locally and internationally.
Neymar’s offer
MADRID. — Neymar’s dad has told a court in Spain that his son has a huge £143.3million offer on the table from an unnamed club.
Gbagbo at ICC: The victors’ justice
Abayomi Azikiwe Correspondent A leader was overthrown by French paratroopers, detained and sent to the Netherlands. Former Ivory Coast president Laurent Gbagbo is on trial in the Netherlands, nearly five years…
Accept reality, move on
Charles Mungoshi Jnr Versatile Fufu Things you don’t know mostly bring fear in your life and are the blockages towards progression. Have you ever gone out at night with your…
Syngenta denies $43bn deal is Chinese nationalisation
ZURICH — The chairman of Syngenta has denied that the proposed $43bn (£30bn) takeover by ChemChina amounts to a Chinese nationalisation of the Swiss agribusiness giant.