adminNew high mobile tariffs suspended
Herald Reporters— Government has suspended mobile data tariff increases with immediate effect following an outcry from mobile phone users. Government also ordered the companies to reimburse affected customers.
The man behind ‘Muchaneta’ drama
Sophia Chese-Msowa Arts Correspondent — For the past few months, drama lovers across the country have regained their trust in the local television courtesy of the local dramas that have been…
Millers attack bakers over flour imports
Business Reporter Grain millers have criticised the bakers association, Lobels Bread and its major shareholder, Old Mutual, over what it describes as “falsehoods” being spread by the National Bakers Association…
COMMENT : Eyes on the ball Cdes
WE were taken aback by sentiments raised at a meeting of zanu-pf provincial chairpersons and political commissars who met at the party headquarters in Harare on Wednesday that appeared to…
Housing project modelled on SA urban set-up
Herald Reporter— A local company has embarked on a housing scheme modelled along South African urban settlements at the junction of High Glen Road and Kambuzuma covering 56 hectares of…
Only court can declare president, Jammeh insists
DAKAR. — Gambia’s outgoing President Yahya Jammeh is criticising foreign pressure for him to step down and calling on Gambians to wait for a Supreme Court decision to determine the…
Gold deliveries to Fidelity up 16pc
GOLD deliveries to Fidelity Printers and Refiners closed 2016 at 21,43 tonnes, an increase of nearly 16 percent from 18,5t in 2015, mainly spurred by a growth in the contribution…
Eight up for murder
Sheillah Mapani Court Reporter— Eight Harare men have been indicted at the High Court for trial on murder charges after they battered and stoned a suspected robber to death in Marlborough,…
Floor prices a barrier to internet usage
Christopher Farai Charamba Review Correspondent — In June 2016, the United Nations Human Rights Council passed a non-binding resolution that recognised the right to internet access as a human right…
Dynamos hail Chiyangwa
Paul Mundandi Sports Reporter— DYNAMOS have broken ranks with some of the Premiership clubs battling ZIFA president Philip Chiyangwa by saying they are happy with how he is leading domestic football.