Experts steer farmers towards prosperity
On November 18, 2018, a group of 10 leading agricultural experts from China arrived in Zimbabwe with a mandate from the Chinese Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs. Each specialising…
Lady Gaga, JLo dazzle at Biden inauguration
Washington, United States – Lady Gaga launched Joe Biden’s inauguration ceremony by belting out a classic rendition of the US national anthem, donning a billowing ball gown and enormous dove…
Has Ronaldo broken world goal-scoring record?
LONDON. — Cristiano Ronaldo is now the highest scorer of all time, say many reports, after the 760th goal of his career, scored in Juventus’ 2-0 Italian Super Cup win…
Questions hang over global markets in 2021
As the pandemic-battered global economy slid into a severe recession in 2020, global markets have turned more sensitive, with wild volatility seen from risky assets, notably stocks, to safe havens,…
Pogba proving critics wrong
LONDON. — Another away game against a relegation-threatened side, another superb strike from Paul Pogba to secure victory for Manchester United. Just as at Burnley a week or so ago,…
Looking Back: We are targeting criminals around the President – SB Moyo
16 November, 2017 FELLOW Zimbabweans, following the address we made on 13 November, 2017 which we believe our main broadcaster, ZBC and The Herald were directed not to publicise, the…
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Teenagers up for murder
FIVE 14-year-old Zimunya teenagers who allegedly murdered a fellow learner over a girlfriend are up for murder.
Report to highlight Covid-19 impact on manufacturing
Oliver Kazunga Bulawayo Bureau THE 2020 manufacturing sector report to be released soon is expected to bring into perspective both the impact of Covid-19 and the containment measures have had…
Jirira remembers his roots
Tadious Manyepo Sports Reporter HE may have been denied a chance to make his Warriors debut by the Covid-19-induced travel complications, but United States-based Zimbabwean footballer Tendai Jirira hasn’t forgotten…