Social security to start next year
The Herald, 11 September 1991 EMPLOYERS and employees will start contributing 4 percent of their gross income to the newly formed National Social Security Scheme from April 1 next year,…
Dete man jailed for breaking into animal rescue founder’s home
Fairness Moyana in Hwange A 35-year-old man from Dete in Hwange District has been sentenced to three years in prison after breaking into the home of Animal Rescue Trust founder,…
REF CHARGED
LONDON . – Ex-Premier League ref David Coote has been charged with making a category A indecent video of a child. The official was sacked by refereeing chiefs the PGMOL…
Preserve cultural rites: Traditional leader
Obey Musiwa Herald Reporter A RECENT mass cultural ceremony in Chiredzi drew thousands to Headman Chitsa’s homestead under Chief Tshovani’s jurisdiction, celebrating the return of 1 435 initiates from a…
Tender hands feeding the nation
Theseus Shambare Features Writer IN the red soils of Craig Gower Farm, Glendale, Mazowe District, Ester Makwara stands as a testament to resilience and transformation.
Consumers urged to choose energy-efficient appliances
Arron Nyamayaro Herald Correspondent CONSUMERS have been encouraged to consider energy efficiency, when buying appliances like domestic refrigerators and air conditioners.
Christian Eriksen set for surprise move
CHRISTIAN Eriksen is reportedly set to move to Wolfsburg following his release from Manchester United. The Danish midfielder was let go by United in the summer upon the expiration of…
Zim youth leaders shine at China-Africa convention
Kuda Bwititi in QINGHAI Province, China ZIMBABWE’s representatives are playing a prominent role at the ongoing China-Africa Youth Festival in China’s Qinghai province after they were selected among the top…
Triathlon readies for new season
Ellina Mhlanga Zimpapers Sports Hub TRIATHLON Zimbabwe vice president Pamela Fulton has said her association will continue with their efforts to grow the sport within schools.
New report warns Africa on green deals
A new policy report has cautioned African countries to be careful in signing green energy and industrial deals with Europe, warning that they could repeat the mistakes of the past…











