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High Court throws out pair’s relief bid
Davison Kaiyo Herald Correspondent Two police detectives’ bid to stop their prosecution on charges of misconduct failed after the High Court threw out their application for review. Detective Constables Mlambo…
AMA raises $75m for grain procurement
The Agricultural Marketing Authority has raised $75 million for grain procurement after the agro-bills it issued last month were fully subscribed, an official said.
Mliswa blasts drug abuse
Walter Nyamukondiwa Mashonaland West Bureau Zimbabweans should desist from abusing dangerous drugs and substances, which are contributing to an increase in mental health problems, especially among youths. Studies have shown…
Good times beckon for health sector: HSB
Herald Reporter The six-member Health Service Board (HSB) has vowed to improve conditions in public health institutions and the welfare of workers in the health sector. The new HSB board…
Musona salutes troops
WARRIORS captain Knowledge Musona revealed he had struggled to contend with having to follow his team’s proceedings from the terraces, but saluted his troops for grinding out a crucial point against plucky DRC that left them still in charge of their qualification bid last night.
First Lady takes anti-cholera drive to Glen View
Tendai Rupapa Senior Reporter FIRST Lady Auxillia Mnangagwa yesterday took her awareness and clean-up campaigns to Glen View 3, a hotspot of the cholera outbreak in Harare and left residents…
Uganda landslide death toll rises to 43, relocations begin
KAMPALA. – The death toll from a landslide in Uganda last week has risen to 43 and displaced residents deemed most at risk in the disaster-prone region will be resettled immediately, the government said on Tuesday.
“Floyd Shivambu did not get any money from VBS bank”, says Malema
JOHANNESBURG. – If EFF deputy president Floyd Shivambu did steal money from VBS Mutual Bank‚ he would be punished accordingly‚ Economic Freedom Fighters leader Julius Malema said on Tuesday.
Ebola claims 24 lives in one week in DR Congo
KINSHASA. – At least 33 people have been infected with the deadly Ebola virus in the past week, 24 of which have since passed away, the health ministry of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) said.