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Precious Manomano-Herald Reporter THE Meteorological Services Department has reported that Tropical Cyclone Dikeledi, currently in the Mozambique Channel, is causing drier conditions in the north-eastern regions of Zimbabwe. However, it…
Umbro backs leaders with rural focus
Langton Nyakwenda and Don Makanyanga FORMER national team goal-minder, Gift “Umbro” Muzadzi, has a strong connection with the rural areas. He grew up in Chihota before his family relocated to…
Triathlon Zim resume activities
Ellina Mhlanga-Zimpapers Sports Hub AS Triathlon Zimbabwe resume their activities after the festive season break, national coach Pamela Fulton believes they are in for an interesting final half of the…
Bus kills 18 cattle on major highway
Mthabisi Tshuma-Bulawayo Bureau A BOTSWANA-bound bus was involved in an accident on Monday evening when it ploughed into a herd of 21 cattle along the Bulawayo-Plumtree highway. The incident occurred…
Rank barons collect over US$300 000 per week
Trust Freddy-Herald Correspondent Rank barons are reportedly collecting between them over US$300 000 per week from more than 3 000 registered transport operators at bus terminuses and ranks in Harare…
Race to shape the future of AI in Africa intensifies
Gift Kugara-Herald Correspondent The race to shape the future of artificial intelligence (AI) is intensifying. With countries like the UK making bold investments in advanced computing, China leading in scalable…
I survived poisoning attempts twice, says council boss
Trust Freddy-Herald Correspondent Harare City Council’s acting human capital director, Mr Bosman Matengarufu, claims to have survived two poisoning attempts after investigating sensitive matters. He warned that probing issues like…
Search continues for trapped miners in Mudzi
Victor Maphosa-Mashonaland East Bureau THE search for three artisanal miners trapped in a gold mineshaft at Olympus Mine in Makaha, Mudzi District, enters day 12 today, with search teams leaving…
Oil industry urged to support local farmers
Precious Manomano-Herald Reporter GOVERNMENT has urged oil industry firms to contract local farmers for the cultivation of soyabeans, sunflowers, and cotton to enhance the country’s cooking oil production. The initiative…
Mliswa case deferred to tomorrow
Lovemore Dube in BULAWAYO BULAWAYO High Court judge Justice Ngoni Nduna has deferred the matter in which ex-Norton legislator Temba Mliswa is contesting the legitimacy of the ZIFA Congress to…