adminRow over council boss’ mega perks
Nyemudzai Kakore Herald Correspondent Association of Rural District Councils of Zimbabwe (ARDCZ) president Mr Guy Mutasa has come under fire for unprocedurally awarding a hefty retirement package of over $300 000,…
Govt to revamp Save Conservancy
From George Maponga recently at SAVE VALLEY in Chiredzi Government has started restructuring wildlife-rich Save Valley Conservancy in southeast Lowveld as part of efforts to curb rampant poaching and to…
President Mugabe meets grandson
Herald Reporter An ecstatic President Mugabe finally met face-to-face with his grandson, Simbanashe Chikore in Singapore at the weekend. The baby was born mid last month, but the President could…
We’re still work in progress – Mutasa
Eddie Chikamhi Sports Reporter DYNAMOS interim head coach Lloyd Mutasa sees light ahead of him following the important 1-0 win at Tsholotsho at the weekend but he believes the Glamour Boys…
Editorial Comment: Mandatory HIV testing for kids ill-conceived
The decision by the Harare Municipality to embark on a mandatory HIV testing of pupils in all council-run primary schools as part of a health education, is ill-conceived and could…
Young Warriors fire blanks
Grace Chingoma Senior Sports Reporter Zimbabwe Under-20 . . . . . . . . . . . 0 Cameroon Under-20 . . . . . . . . . .…
Electronic spot fines will not end police corruption
Bernard Bwoni Correspondent Corruption is a culture and an attitude that has firmly rooted itself in the Zimbabwe psyche and society at large. It comes in the form of a relationship;…
US kills Taliban leader
The United States has killed the leader of the Afghan Taliban in an air strike in a remote border area just inside Pakistan, Afghanistan said yesterday, in an attack likely…
Harnessing disruptive genius
Stanely Mushava Literature Today Zimbabwe’s cultural institutions not only betrayed Dambudzo Marechera and Biggie Tembo in their lifetime but are doing them greater injustice in reducing their memory to street legend…
‘Electricity demand significantly down’
Business Reporter DEMAND for electricity has significantly come down since 1999 owing to the slowdown in economic activity over the years, a Government official has said. Energy and Power Development…