adminFrustrated Muduhwa heads back home
Ricky Zililo in BULAWAYO ZIMBABWE international defender, Peter Muduhwa, says he is a frustrated man after his contract was terminated by Tanzanian giants, Simba SC, without playing a game for…
Jazz icon Mbirimi mourned
Faith Katete Herald Reporter Veteran jazz musician Friday Mbirimi of Mbare Trio has died. He was 77. Mbirimi who has been battling colon cancer passed on at the Avenues Clinic…
Double trouble for misfiring Warrior
Tadious Manyepo Sports Reporter WARRIORS forward, David Moyo, is staying positive despite enduring a poor run of scoring form as his club battle relegation woes in the Scottish Premiership. The…
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Agriculture growth, commodity price recovery cushions sub-Saharan Africa: World Bank
Business Reporter STRONG agricultural growth and a faster-than expected recovery in commodity prices has helped African economies to withstand economic shocks induced by the deadly Covid-19 pandemic, the World Bank…
Civic organisations urge end to GBV
Herald Reporters Civic organisations have called for the resourcing of referral systems to strengthen gender based violence (GBV) reporting. Women’s rights advocacy group, ActionAid Zimbabwe, called for the equipping of…
Churches, corporates hailed for role in education
Conrad Mupesa Mashonaland West Bureau The participation of church and private companies in Government’s agenda of improving the education sector through construction of more schools has been hailed, with two…
Mapisa wants to follow path to greatness
Stanley Kwenda BBC Sport Africa ZIMBABWE international goalkeeper, Martin Mapisa, says he wants to follow in the footsteps of some of Africa’s greatest goalkeepers. Like many of those, who have…
US$10m needed to cater for Covid-19 returnees
Rumbidzayi Zinyuke Senior Reporter At least US$10 million is needed to address the economic and social needs of more than 200 000 Zimbabweans who returned home since the outbreak of…
Kariba disconnects water defaulters
Walter Nyamukondiwa Kariba Bureau KARIBA Municipality is nearly $100 million in debt and has resolved to disconnect water for all residents in arrears. With a collection efficiency of around 43…
Five people die of rabies in Midlands
Precious Manomano Herald Reporter Five people have died from rabies in Midlands since January after being bitten by infected dogs with the province now declared a rabies zone and Veterinary…