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Let’s take the money you’ve earned from all that hard work and move on to something more fun: shopping using artificial intelligence (AI) as a shopping assistant. The most time-consuming…
WATCH:Family estate wrangle pits brother against siblings
Mashudu Mambo A Bulawayo man is fighting with his siblings who got a court order to have their late father’s estate sold, claiming it was a calculated move by them…
Perpetrator jailed after victim is caught performing sexual acts
Danisa Masuku A 22-YEAR-OLD man from Queenspark West suburb in Bulawayo who lured a 12-year-old boy to a bushy area where he stripped him naked and massaged him before he…
Money meets the people’s team at Barbourfields
Sports Reporter Last season, the Castle Premier League’s moneybags held the mighty Highlanders to a goalless draw at the hallowed Barbourfields Stadium. “Labo labana lemali yabo” was an oft-heard phrase…
Boy (9) loses eye in fight at water-point
Gibson Mhaka A NINE-YEAR-OLD boy from Bulawayo suffered a gruesome injury on his right eye when it was repeatedly poked with a stick until it was permanently damaged during a…
Integrating gender: Irrigation, climate action, women’s empowerment
Gibson Mhaka WITH climate change disrupting rainfall patterns in many rural areas, small-scale irrigation systems are becoming crucial tools for reducing farm production risks and improving the well-being of peasant…
Willdale eyes transition to renewable energy
Brick maker, Willdale Limited says efficient energy management is crucial to its manufacturing processes, as such, the group is planning to migrate to solar energy.
Breaking barriers: Doreen Dube builds success in construction
Mashudu Mambo AS the world continues to celebrate International Women’s Month, we celebrate Doreen Dube (37), a mother of five, who has defied stereotypes by building a successful career in…
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- March 21, 2024
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Crime rate increases 21.5 percent
Ivan Zhakata-Herald Correspondent Reported crime in Zimbabwe increased by 21,5 percent in the last quarter of last year when 221 596 offences were recorded compared to 182 427 offences recorded…
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- March 21, 2024
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Constitution should protect citizens from religious waywardness
Matthew Mare-Correspondent In the recent past there is a surge in cases of churches, abusing women and children, violating the Constitution and smuggling wayward doctrines. This calls for a review…