Two officers up for criminal abuse of office
Prosper Dembedza Herald Correspondent TWO police officers stationed at Mbare Police Station in Harare yesterday appeared in court facing allegations of collecting money from arrested motorists to facilitate the dropping…
Cabinet institutes measures to guarantee food security for all
Following the presentation of the 2023 Performance Evaluation Results at today’s sitting, Cabinet considered and approved the outcomes as presented by the independent consultants, Best Practices (Pvt.) Ltd. The professionally…
GMAZ sues Matinyarare
Fidelis Munyoro Chief Court Reporter THE Grain Millers Association of Zimbabwe (GMAZ) has approached the High Court to stop social media activist Rutendo Matinyarare from publishing defamatory material against its…
CAPS United remember late trio
Langton Nyakwenda Sports Reporter EXACTLY 20 years ago, tragedy hit Premier Soccer League giants CAPS United, who lost three players to a horrific accident that occurred some few kilometres outside…
Premiership football for Shamva . . . Harare clubs forced to travel again
Zimpapers Sports Hub AMBITIOUS Simba Bhora will finally experience home advantage this weekend when they host GreenFuel in Week 2 of the Castle Lager Premier Soccer League season after their…
7 Zanu PF candidates vie for two seats
Joseph Madzimure Senior Reporter SEVEN Zanu PF prospective candidates are vying for Mount Pleasant and Harare East constituencies with a fusion of both males, females and the old guard expressing…
Zanu PF primaries set for next week
Joseph Madzimure Senior Reporter ZANU PF will hold primary elections for Mount Pleasant and Harare East constituencies on March 23, after the completion of the cell restructuring process, the party’s…
US sanctions: A short-sighted approach to diplomacy
Tatenda Sibanda Correspondent In a move that has stirred controversy and raised eyebrows across the diplomatic community and among Zimbabweans, the United States sanctioned and designated 11 Zimbabwean individuals, including…
Ramadan will be difficult for those in Gaza and other war zones
Mahan Mirza Malnutrition and diseases are claiming dozens of lives. The Gaza Health Ministry said recently that at least 20 people had died of malnutrition. Many others, it said, were…
Scorching heat raises SA food inflation risk
Dryer and hotter-than-usual weather across South Africa’s main summer crop growing regions is hurting the outlook for the key corn harvest and raising risks for higher food-price inflation, according to a farm-industry group.











