adminGambia’s president-elect in Senegal
DAKAR. – The Gambia’s president-elect Adama Barrow landed in neighbouring Senegal yesterday where he will remain until his planned inauguration this week, Senegalese sources said, following an agreement with West…
Changing ways of seeing art
Internationally renowned artist John Peter Berger, who died on January 2 at the age of 90, has had a profound influence on the popular understanding of art and the visual…
Conrad shines for Zim
Collin Matiza Sports Editor ACE Zimbabwean motor racing driver Conrad Rautenbach did himself and the nation proud when he finished ninth overall in the car rankings in his debut appearance in…
SA Hawks on alert as 2 ‘terrorists’ barred
JOHANNESBURG. – Two suspected terrorists have been prevented from entering South Africa in separate incidents recently, the Hawks said yesterday.
Probe exposes rot at district council
Walter Nyamukondiwa Chinhoyi Bureau Investigations into suspended Makonde district administrator Mrs Plaxidiah Chirongoma’s corruption allegations have unearthed gross violation of Government’s procurement procedures and abuse of office, which saw her serving…
Nadal wants more
MELBOURNE. — Spain’s tennis great Rafael Nadal yesterday revealed his battle against chronic pain but said he was hopeful of keeping his Grand Slam career alive as he launches his…
Mau Mau faces trial in $800k fraud case
Tafadzwa Zimoyo Senior Court Reporter Former boxing promoter, Stalin Mau Mau, will be tried at the High Court in a matter in which he is accused of defrauding a local company…
Bond note critics eat humble pie
Herald Reporter One of the front runners of Tajamuka and a rabid critic of Government policies, Advocate Fadzayi Mahere, has all but admitted that bond notes rolled out by the…
Serena chases record Slam
MELBOURNE. — Serena Williams has vowed to make life difficult for top seed Angelique Kerber and a host of dangerous players out to derail her at this week’s Australian Open…
Exhibition explores social media trends
A recently opened exhibition in Bulawayo considers the impact of how social media is assisting users of this technology who are employing it to redefine themselves.