Illegal immigrant arrested after ex-lover turns snitch

Danisa Masuku IN what could be a classic case of sour grapes, a woman allegedly snitched on her Congolese ex-lover who had been living in Zimbabwe illegally for eight years,…

Top achiever’s secret to success

  Blessing Mtunyani THEY say life is a journey. Indeed, it is a journey with markings to reveal one’s successes as they go towards their destination. My name is Blessing…

Sister ruined my serious relationship

  Dear Tete Joyie My very serious relationship ended because my blood sister went to my then boyfriend and fed him lies that I was using juju on him.  …

Ukraine army chief sacked

KYIV. – Ukraine’s president yesterday sacked the commander-in-chief of the country’s armed forces, Valerii Zaluzhnyi. It follows speculation about a rift between the president and Gen Zaluzhnyi, who has led…

Hadebe heads back to Turkey League

Innocent Kurira WARRIORS defender Teenage Hadebe is set to retrace his footsteps to elite Turkey football league. According to reports in Turkey, Hadebe has reached a verbal agreement with Turkish…

‘Age of chaos’ engulfing the world must end, says UN chief

NEW YORK. – UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warned on Wednesday that the world has entered an “age of chaos” that is causing a multitude of suffering and thwarting progress –…

Care for yourself through nails

  WHETHER you love following the latest nail trends or you prefer the all-natural aesthetic, nail care is often viewed as a form of self-care. But what happens when you…

Nigeria hikes rate on short term bills inflows

The auction suggests the central bank is seeking to normalise interest rates in Africa’s most populous nation and lure foreign investors in a bid to stabilise the naira. Nigeria’s central…

British GP to stay at Silverstone for next 10 years

The British Grand Prix will be held at Silverstone for the next 10 years after the announcement of a new long-term deal with the venue yesterday.  Silverstone’s five-year contract with…

UK to introduce tough road laws

The Herald, 9 February, 1989 THE British government, unveiled proposed new driving laws on Tuesday aimed at reducing the 5 000 deaths and more than 300 000 injuries a year…

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