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Minister of Youth, Sport, Arts and Recreation Kirsty Coventry has urged politicians to desist from using young people to push political agendas.
Prince Musarurwa’s burial today
Afro-jazz musician Prince Kudakwashe Musarurwa will be laid to rest today at Musarurwa Village in Murombedzi, Zvimba.
AfDB commends economic reforms
Farirai Machivenyika Senior Reporter The African Development Bank (AfDB) has expressed satisfaction with economic reforms that are being carried out by Government to improve the ease of doing business in…
Poisonous mushroom kills three
Freedom Mupanedemo Midlands Bureau A Chirumanzu woman and her two children died, while six other family members, all minors, were hospitalised after consuming poisonous mushroom on Sunday. Mrs Sarah Mangena…
‘Kereke got preferential treatment in prison’
Nyore Madzianike Senior Court Reporter Convicted rapist Munyaradzi Kereke, who is serving a 10-year prison term for raping an 11-year-old girl, allegedly received preferential treatment in prison, being allowed home…
Judge raps slothful AG’s law officers
Fidelis Munyoro Chief Court Reporter The Attorney-General’s Office has come under fire for incompetence, with High Court Judge Justice Priscillah Munangati-Manongwa chiding law officers for failing to protect Government interests…
Zim envoy interfaces with nationals in SA
Wallace Ruzvidzo Herald Reporter Zimbabwe’s Ambassador to South Africa David Hamadziripi on Friday met Zanu PF supporters to update them on the state of the nation. Ambassador Hamadziripi encouraged Zimbabweans…
Fraudsters target bank clients
Fraudsters are targeting individuals and companies with large sums of cash in their bank accounts by phoning them alleging they are employees from banks wanting to collect depositors’ personal information.
(Looking Back) – University to change name, get a Vice Chancellor
THE University of Rhodesia is to become the University of Zimbabwe as soon as the name of the country “officially and legally” becomes Zimbabwe.
100 000 children stand against wildlife crime
About 100 000 children in and around the national parks of Gonarezhou in Zimbabwe and Limpopo in Mozambique are being educated through the Peace and Changemaker Generation project to appreciate wildlife conservation efforts and to take a stand against wildlife crime.