Mat north embraces programmes initiated by Second Republic

Leonard Ncube in Hwange MATABELELAND North Minister of State for Provincial Affairs and Devolution Cde Richard Moyo has urged the province to embrace programmes initiated by the Second Republic as…

Road to freedom was no stroll in the park

BACK in the village, in the land of milk, honey and dust or Guruve, moonlight slanted down through the leaves and blossoms of the thicket, making whimsical coloured patterns that flickered on the ground. 

Mass testing for Bondolfi community

A mass testing of villagers around Bondolfi Teachers’ College for Covid-19 has started following the outbreak of the novel coronavirus at the institution, which has become a provincial hotspot for the deadly disease.

Security guards, residents block transformer thieves

Security guards and residents blocked thieves from stealing a Zesa transformer worth $1,5 million on Wednesday and managed to apprehend one of the suspected thieves, a 32-year-old Chegutu man who has since appeared in court.

Missing man found dead, trapped in car

Michael Magoronga, Midlands Correspondent The body of a 27-year-old man who had been reported missing has been found trapped in an accident damaged vehicle along Gweru-Zvishavane Highway. The body of…

Semi-fictionalised book subverts clichéd narrative

Faraway from Zimbabwe, a new novel by a new Zimbabwean writer, UK-based Andrew Chatora, has been making interesting waves. 

Unsanctioned sporting: potential Covid-19 super spreaders

Sikhumbuzo Moyo, Senior Sports Reporter “THESE assessments are important as the approval to resume sporting activities is based on the premise that the approved sports codes will implement laid down…

Amazing Voices: Zim groups skating on thin ice!

Melissa Mpofu, Showbiz Editor THE Old Mutual Amazing Voices singing competition that seeks to unearth unidentified talent from Africa is nearing its finale with the two groups representing Zimbabwe skating…

Even the legendary Mabika went for Kadewere

EVEN among our correspondents, from Harare to Leeds and from Cambridge to Sydney, Tino Kadewere was a popular choice for The Herald’s Footballer of the Season award.

End of the road for foreign exchange abusers

Chronicle Reporters THE era of manipulating foreign exchange platforms for selfish gain is over after the Government gazetted new regulations to compel businesses to peg prices of goods and services…

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