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Freeman Razemba Crime Reporter Police commanders have been directed to immediately put to an end the rampant child kidnappings, ritual killings, traffic chaos caused by pirate taxis and general armed…
ZNA nabs bogus soldier
Columbus Mabika Herald Reporter Military police last week nabbed a former soldier, Mkuhuleki Munamati Nyathi (36), for duping potential recruits of hard earned cash after masquerading as a recruiting agent.…
Rape suspect bolts out of court
Nyore Madzianike Senior Court Reporter Fridge repair technician Cephas Moyo of Epworth in Harare, accused of raping a customer’s 10-year-old girl, on Wednesday sprang out of the dock and took…
US$70m chrome project takes shape
Runesu Gwidi Masvingo Correspondent CHINESE investors have completed the first phase in the construction of a US$70 million chrome smelting plant in the Mhandamabwe area of Mashava in Masvingo. Speaking…
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- May 21, 2021
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WATCH: Investor pumps US$2m into Maphisa gold project
Oliver Kazunga, Senior Business Reporter A LOCAL company, Nevada 4 Gold Mine, has invested US$2 million into a gold processing plant at Maphisa in Matobo District, Matabeleland South province. The…
Minister Shava meets Namibian leader
Herald Reporter Foreign Affairs and International Trade Minister Dr Frederick Shava yesterday paid a courtesy call on Namibian President Dr Hage Geingob at State House in Windhoek, where he expounded…
A critical industry explodes into life
Robson Sharuko Senior Sports Reporter THE longest hibernation, in the 59-year history of the domestic top-flight league, finally comes to an end tomorrow — reviving a critical industry, which employs…
Harava solar project hailed
Herald Correspondent GOVERNMENT has hailed the Harava Solar Project in Seke which is set to add 20 megawatts of electricity to the national grid. A brainchild of Chief Seke, the…
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- May 21, 2021
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Obstetric fistula major cause of maternal mortality
Thandeka Moyo-Ndlovu, Health Reporter PREGNANT women and girls who continue shunning health institutions are at risk of terrible life-changing childbirth-related injuries, including obstetric fistula in Zimbabwe. Described as the “most…
‘R2P vote based on principle’
Mukudzei Chingwere Herald Reporter THE Government has explained its decision to vote against the United Nations’ (UN) “responsibility to protect” principle saying they are guided by history, own values and…