adminCity storm into volleyball quarter-finals
HARARE CITY volleyball men’s and women’s teams have qualified for the quarter-finals of the ongoing Zone VI Games here.
Looking Back: PM spells out next steps for Accord
The Herald, December 23, 1987 Speaking just after he and Dr Joshua Nkomo had signed the Unity document, an occasion that took place at 3:37pm, the Prime Minister Cde Mugabe…
100-day cycle projects pay off
CONTINUOUS monitoring of 100-Day Cycle projects is paying dividends as 98 projects were implemented by 19 ministries during the third cycle.
TelOne donates 10 000 fruit trees to ZPCS
The Zimbabwe Prisons and Correctional Services (ZPCS) has received 10 000 fruit trees, two 5 000-litre water tanks and a $100 000 greenhouse from TelOne to boost its orchards and help prisoners eat a more balanced diet.
IT equipment boost for disability schools
Ellen Chasokela Herald Reporter The Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (Potraz), through the Universal Service Fund (USF), has secured equipment worth US$142 000 for people living with disabilities.…
‘MaShurugwi’ tag riles chiefs
Traditional leaders from Shurugwi are concerned with the labelling of their people as being behind the spate of killings and robberies in gold mining areas countrywide.
Netball league to turn professional
RAINBOW Amateur Netball League secretary-general Moses Gukurume has said their aim is to professionalise their league.
Main national events celebrations decentralised
Government will decentralise the main commemorations of national events as part of devolution of authority to local communities.
Oil prices up
SINGAPORE. – Oil prices climbed higher yesterday as investors kept the faith with hopes that a fully fledged US – China trade deal is in the pipeline, set to stoke…
All set for Ngezi awards
NEUTRALS feel the duo of Ngezi Platinum captain Frank Makarati and Donald Teguru should have bulldozed their way onto the Soccer Stars of the Year calendar.