adminHuge send-off for hero Chidawu
Joseph Madzimure Senior Reporter ZIMBABWEANS from across the political divide turned up in their numbers at the National Heroes Acre in Harare yesterday to bid farewell to the late national…
Mensah reinvents himself at Chiefs
Eddie Chikamhi Senior Sports Reporter GHANAIAN players have flocked to the domestic Premiership football this season but not much has been said about the Bulawayo Chiefs tear-away winger, Wilson Mensah.…
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- July 25, 2022
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DECADE OLD FIGHT FOR A MAN
TWO women have been fighting over a man for the past 10 years, a court has heard.
PAP adviser raps sanctions
Herald Reporter THE adviser to the Pan African Parliament president Chief Fortune Charumbira, Mr Moustafa El Gendy, has hit out at the illegal sanctions on Zimbabwe and said Africans should…
Police hunt for 7 Mashwede employees
Freeman Razemba Crime Reporter Police yesterday said they are keen to interview at least seven Mashwede Holdings employees in Harare, some of them believed to be on the run, who…
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- July 25, 2022
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GANG-RAPED IN CAR
POLICE in Harare are hunting for three unknown male suspects, accused of gang-raping a 20-year-old woman in Greendale.
CAPS Utd not yet done with transfers
Eddie Chikamhi Senior Sports Reporter CASTLE Lager Premiership football giants CAPS United are aiming to beat the mid-season transfer window to bring in at least two more players to complement…
Bogus army recruitment agent arrested
Chenai Museta Herald Reporter The Zimbabwe National Army (ZNA) last week nabbed Samuel Moses (56) of Seke for duping citizens while masquerading as its recruitment agent. Moses, who is a…
RBZ urged to prioritise telecoms
Michael Tome Business Reporter THE Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (Potraz) has implored the Government to prioritise foreign currency allocations to mobile network operators as operating costs continue…
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- July 25, 2022
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Witnesses struggle to nail Rushwaya
THE star witness in the matter in which Zimbabwe Miners Federation president, Henrietta Rushwaya, is being accused of bribery, struggled to nail her after he agreed in cross examination that he wasn’t bribed, at all.