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- November 24, 2020
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Barclay elected as new International Cricket Council chairman
Mehluli Sibanda, Senior Sports Reporter NEW Zealander Gregory Barclay has been elected as the new independent chairman of the International Cricket Council (ICC). He succeeds Indian Shashank Manohar who stepped…
admin(SPONSORED) Elimination of violence against women & girls:Orange the World: Fund, Respond, Prevent, Collect
The 11th of March 2020 marks the day when the World Health Organisation declared the COVID-19 outbreak a global pandemic. This same month, an upsurge in the already existing pandemic…
Zimpapers journalists dominate media awards
Ivan Zhakata Herald Correspondent Journalists from the country’s largest integrated media house, Zimbabwe Newspapers (1980) Limited (Zimpapers) dominated the National Journalism and Media Awards (Njama) 2020 held in Harare yesterday,…
Enforcement of Covid-19 regulations tightened
Mukudzei Chingwere Herald Reporter Existing lockdown and public health regulations are being more strictly enforced, with hundreds of arrests already made this week, while emergency funds are being spent at…
Plot to burn Government buildings exposed
Herald Reporter A LEAKED audio recording of a top MDC-Alliance official reveals stunning details of how the opposition party planned a wave of terror that involved burning Government buildings and…
‘Violence against women must stop’
Ivan Zhakata Herald Correspondent Violence against women is regrettable and should stop forthwith, Women’s Affairs, Community, Small and Medium Enterprise Development Minister Sithembiso Nyoni said yesterday in remarks at the…
Irrigation boost for rural communities
Elliot Ziwira Senior Reporter Rural and marginalised communities will gain from accelerated irrigation and the planned US$8 billion industrial roadmap that will complement the country’s devolution agenda. Speaking after yesterday’s…
Sahrawi envoy calls for greater cooperation
Herald Reporter THE Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic has called for greater cooperation with Zimbabwe and the rest of the continent as they appealed to the African Union to stop Moroccan…
Pirate kombis invade capital
Municipal Reporter Banned kombis are now openly driving into bus terminuses in Harare and its dormitory towns, competing for passengers with Zupco buses and kombis, while police and local authorities…
NDS1 zeroes in on value chains
The National Development Strategy (NDS1), the Government’s new economic policy through to 2025, is targeting rebuilding Zimbabwe’s once vibrant industrial base, after decade long economic challenges that caused many firms to fold, with the majority of those that survived relocating to Harare.