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A MUTARE woman is lucky to be alive after her 31-year-old daughter burnt down her house a day after she was released from police holding cells.
Parly appoints SROC chairs
Herald Reporters Parliament’s Standing Rules and Orders Committee last week appointed chairpersons of portfolio committees, Senate Thematic Committees and members of the Parliamentary Legal Committee (PLC). The announcement of portfolio…
Magufuli vows to carry on with founding leader’s legacy
Tanzanian President John Magufuli on Sunday pledged to continue honouring ideals of the east African nation’s founding leader, Julius Nyerere, for the benefit of the entire nation.
Don’t misappropriate agric inputs: Madiro
HOME Affairs Deputy Minister and Mutare North lawmaker Mike Madiro has warned Government officials and members of the public against misappropriating farming inputs, saying the law would take its course.
Eden Hazard speaks on future
Eden Hazard has said he would only ever leave Chelsea on “good terms” and would not force the English Premiership soccer club to sell him.
Presidency rejects Ramaphosa knew and failed to act on VBS looting
The Presidency “categorically rejects” allegations that President Cyril Ramaphosa knew about corruption at VBS Bank but did not take action, the Presidency said.
Africa urged to fight corruption
Nyemudzai Kakore in JOHANNESBURG, South Africa Africa should cooperate and mobilise resources in the fight against corruption which has become a cancer undermining development, African Union Regional Delegate to Southern…
Car dealers in panic mode
There is a drastic increase in motor vehicle imports through Beitbridge Border Post as dealers are rushing to buy cars in South Africa, amid speculation that Government will soon demand payment of duty in foreign currency instead of bond notes.
Prince Harry and Meghan expecting first baby
Forget Brexit. Prince Harry and his wife Meghan announced Monday they were expecting their first baby, sparking a media frenzy, debates over the royal name, and expressions of delight from the queen.
Financiers pledge $125M to Botswana trade
Three financial institutions have agreed to guarantee a $125 million loan to Botswana’s diamond-manufacturing industry to strengthen the nation’s economic growth.