29 leaders expected for Victory Parade

LEADERS of Brazil, China, Egypt, Ethiopia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Venezuela, Vietnam, Zimbabwe, Cuba, Laos, Myanmar, and other countries will attend the celebrations in Moscow on the occasion of the 80th anniversary of the Victory in the Great Patriotic War.

Hell In paradise?

Arron Nyamayaro THE house located at number 15 Frank Johnson Avenue in Eastlea, Harare, has been thrust into the spotlight after appearing in various news articles since explosive allegations emerged…

Bumper harvest . . . as efforts to consolidate food security continue

ZIMBABWE expects a bumper harvest from the 2024-2025 farming season after receiving normal to above normal rainfall that saw most farmers getting better yields than last season, President Mnangagwa has said.

BAIL FOR TWO MEN ACCUSED OF RAPING MAI JEREMAYA

THE two men accused of raping social media star, Mai Jeremaya, were granted bail yesterday after a magistrate ruled that their defence was plausible and left the court convinced they will be available for trial.

President expected in Moscow for WW11 Victory Parade

Kuda Bwititi in MOSCOW and Wallace Ruzvidzo in Harare PRESIDENT Mnangagwa left Harare last night and is set to arrive in Moscow today to attend the annual Victory Day celebrations,…

Senegal backs Zim UNSC seat bid

Wallace Ruzvidzo Herald Reporter SENEGAL supports Zimbabwe’s regional and continental leadership and is throwing its weight behind Zimbabwe’s bid for a non-permanent seat in the United Nations Security Council (UNSC)…

NURSE NABBED OVER MISSING CHILD’S BODY

A NURSE at Chitungwiza Central Hospital has been arrested after the body of an eight-month-old child went missing from the facility’s mortuary.

WOMAN DEMANDS SEX FROM EX-HUBBY − 13 YEARS AFTER THEIR SEPARATION

A HARARE man claims his ex-wife is now pestering him for sex − 13 years after the duo separated.

Business units reawaken marginalised communities

AT least 1 108 Village Business Units (VBEs) have been established countrywide to combat food insecurity and uplift rural livelihoods, rekindling hope in previously marginalised communities.

Swift response saves lives in horrific Gweru crash. . . 5 dead (including 4-year-old)

Patrick Chitumba, Midlands Bureau Chief A swift response by the Gweru Fire Brigade and key stakeholders in the security sector helped rescue passengers trapped in a cross-border Hungwe Coaches bus,…

×