adminIt’s done and dusted in Liverpool’s favour
LONDON. — Liverpool are going to be crowned champions of England for the first time in 30 years — but when exactly will their triumph be officially confirmed?
Derbyshire to tour Vic Falls
DERBYSHIRE County Cricket Club have announced they will tour the majestic Victoria Falls during their three-week pre-season camp in Zimbabwe.
Liquid avails free additional bandwidth
Liquid Telecom Zimbabwe, part of the leading pan-African telecoms group Liquid Telecom, yesterday announced that thousands of its enterprise customers would automatically benefit from improved internet connectivity across the company’s fibre network at no extra cost.
Govt requires US$85m for Census
Joseph Madzimure Senior Reporter The Zimbabwe National Statistics Agency (Zimstat) needs US$85,5 million to successfully run the 2022 Population and Housing Census. Finance and Economic Development Minister Professor Mthuli Ncube…
Ministry allays coronavirus ‘Thai escapee’ fears
Paidamoyo Chipunza Senior Health Reporter The Ministry of Health and Child Care yesterday stressed that there is no confirmed case of the new coronavirus causing COVID-19 in Zimbabwe and the…
Sadc suspends events
Yeukai Tazira Herald Reporter SADC has, with immediate effect, suspended planned public events in the bloc as part of efforts to minimise risks from the coronavirus (Covid-19). Sadc meetings will…
Zexcom meeting to resolve issues
Munashe Muchero Herald Reporter A special meeting has been called by the select committee set by Vice President Kembo Mohadi to resolve issues about the Zimbabwe Ex-Combatants (Zexcom) Foundation Fund…
Women’s Month: Status of women in Islam
Islam declares gender equality to be an intrinsic part of the Islamic faith.
The Herald remains Zim’s top daily
The Herald continues to consolidate its standing as the most read and popular daily newspaper in Zimbabwe, with its market growing daily, a research done by Fojo Media Institute headquartered in Sweden has said.
Saudi Arabia causes oil price plunge
Oil prices plunged after OPEC’s failure to strike a deal with its allies regarding production cuts caused Saudi Arabia to slash its prices as it reportedly gets set to ramp up production, leading to fears of an all-out price war.