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Redcliff Municipality has received $7 million from Treasury as part payment of a $14 million debt owed to the local authority by Government, which it assumed from ZiscoSteel.
Horror crash kills pastor, wife
Manicaland Bureau THE United Methodist Church was plunged into mourning ahead of its eastern annual conference at Old Mutare tomorrow after the death of one the convention organisers and his…
Scantily-dressed man seduces sister-in-law
Gibson Mhaka A Matabeleland South man, in Umzingwane District, has been exposed in court for his weird habit of walking around the house wearing nothing but boxer shorts in front…
South African hip hop stars in battle for Harare
Arts Reporter Harare will be a battleground for South African rappers Nasty C and AKA, who are set to perform in the capital on December 21. Nasty C stages a…
Ajax handball teams retain crown
Nhlanhla Mbele BULAWAYO’S Ajax Hotspurs Handball Club’s men and women’s handball teams were once again crowned champions of the third edition of the Blissmass Handball Academy Clubs tournament that was…
Mobile money, is it not time for interoperability?
Leroy Dzenga Features Writer A few weeks ago, a mobile money service provider sought to do an upgrade. Ordinarily, upgrades result in more efficiency, but the one in question brought…
Treasury pays part of Zisco debt
Michael Magoronga Herald Correspondent REDCLIFF Municipality has received $7 million from Treasury as part of the repayment of a $14 million debt accrued by the now defunct Ziscosteel. The steel…
Gospel star engages during live DVD recording
Langalakhe Mabena “The meeting of two personalities is like the contact of two chemical substances, if there is any reaction, both are transformed.” Swiss psychiatrist Carl Gustav Jung’s above quote…
Chanter Potato bounces back
Tafadzwa Zimoyo Senior Arts Reporter Yesteryear chanter Edwin Nyaruka, popularly known as “Potato”, has bounced back to stage live performances after eight years in hibernation. Nyaruka, who rose to fame…
GMAZ pledges to extend feeding programme
Nesia Mhaka Herald Correspondent THE Grain Millers Association of Zimbabwe (GMAZ) has pledged to extend its feeding programme to schools that were affected by Cyclone Idai in Chimanimani earlier this…