New work ethic at passport office

Daniel Nemukuyu Investigations Editor Spending nights in passport queues and then tramping from one office to another in what seems to be a never-ending process in a fairly squalid prefabricated…

Tropical Storm Ana destroys houses, bridges

  Cletus Mushanawani and Ray Bande   OVER 100 houses, six institutional buildings, two bridges and six culverts were destroyed, while five roads were left impassable and electricity was cut…

Road contracts terminated due to poor quality

Samuel Kadungure Senior Reporter GOVERNMENT has terminated two road contracts and blacklisted the contractors for poor workmanship and delays in completing projects awarded to them under the Emergency Road Rehabilitation…

Zim makes progress in human rights reforms

Rumbidzayi Zinyuke Senior Reporter ZIMBABWE has made tremendous progress in the implementation of various reforms that seek to strengthen and protect citizens’ rights. On Wednesday the United Nations Human Rights…

Schools opening preps advanced

Mukudzei Chingwere Herald Reporter All systems are now in place to open schools and return to standard face-to-face classes in a safe environment. It is encouraging to note that  Covid-19…

Chimanimani man axes father

Ray Bande and Liberty Dube A 41-YEAR-OLD Chimanimani man recently went berserk and fatally axed his 77-year-old father over an unknown reason, while a Dangamvura man was murdered over a…

First Lady tackles child marriages head-on . . . rolls out first ever national campaign

Tendai Rupapa in MASHONALAND WEST FIRST LADY Auxillia Mnangagwa yesterday held a first of its kind heart-to-heart talk with survivors of early child marriages aged between 14 and 17, and…

Five eye Chikanga-Dangamvura seat

Tendai Gukutikwa Post Correspondent FIVE candidates successfully filed their papers to contest in the Chikanga-Dangamvura parliamentary by-election. The five successfully filed their papers at the nomination court which set at…

Jail for aunt from hell

Tendai Gukutikwa Post Correspondent A PENHALONGA woman who ill-treated her sister’s children by forcing them to excrete in tins and eat their waste has been sentenced to 24 months imprisonment…

By-elections dry run for 2023: Chigumba

Midlands Bureau The parliamentary and local authority by-elections scheduled for March 26 will prepare the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (Zec) for the 2023 harmonised elections, chairperson Justice Priscilla Chigumba has said.…

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