adminThe journalists whose lives were lost in that Munich tragedy
LONDON. – The afternoon light was fading and the crowd of 52 000 were dispersing as Donny Davies completed his match report.
MP decries poor state of roads
Manicaland Bureau MAKONI North remains the poorest constituency in Manicaland in terms of road infrastructural development despite it being one of the province’s economic hubs, Member of Parliament for the…
Teenager rapes sister (9)
A Chimanimani teenager has been dragged before a Mutare magistrate for raping his nine-year-old sister. The 18-year-old was remanded in custody to March 6 for sentencing. Prosecutor Mr Fletcher Karombe said the…
‘Highway dualisation solution to traffic crashes’
From Noah Pito in Hurungwe The Civil Protection Unit in Hurungwe District says the dualisation of the Harare-Chirundu Highway will be a lasting solution to the high number of road…
Who is getting a raise these days?
The US Labour Department reported the biggest hourly pay increase in eight years in Friday’s jobs report – an average increase of 2,9 percent for private sector employees.
Metanoia beckons for Zimbabwe
Christopher Farai Charamba Political Writer Metanoia is an ancient Greek word that simply means to change one’s mind. The word has been applied to different schools of thought and taken on…
US solar industry loses nearly 10 000 jobs
The US solar industry lost nearly 10 000 jobs last year. The losses were led by California and Massachusetts, where installation growth has slowed. It was the first time employment has…
Minimum fee proposed to stem T20 exodus
HONG KONG. – Sri Lankan veteran Kumar Sangakkara has called for Test cricket to introduce a minimum match fee for all countries to stop young players ditching the long-form for…
Chirundu gets $530k for road rehabilitation
From John Murwira in Chirundu Chirundu Town Board has embarked on a massive road rehabilitation programme to ensure its roads are trafficable and pothole-free by year end.
Detectives warn of criminals in fingerprint vetting
Herald Reporters Police have urged members of the public to exercise due diligence when taking their fingerprints for vetting at the Criminal Investigations Department (CID) Headquarters in Harare, following reports…