Forgotten heroes: How African soldiers fought in World War II
Sergei Karamaev Over a million Africans who were called to service by colonial powers took part in the war It is no mere exaggeration to say that World War II…
AG’s Office signs integrity pledges
Freeman Razemba, Senior Reporter OFFICIALS from the Attorney General’s Office yesterday signed an integrity pledge reaffirming their commitment to combating corruption and enhancing transparency and accountability. The ceremony, held in…
Nees targets positive World Cup restart
Tadious Manyepo, Sports Reporter WARRIORS coach Michael Nees is keen to take Zimbabwe’s 2026 World Cup qualification campaign back on track. The German gaffer, who has established a strong reputation…
Triathlon team picks 4 medals in SA Champs
Ellina Mhlanga, Zimpapers Sports Hub ZANDER Botha stepped up to the plate to produce an impressive show at the South Africa Junior and Youth Championships when winning a gold medal…
TOON TAKEOVER
NEWCASTLE fans took over Covent Garden for a second consecutive night as they celebrate Carabao Cup success.
LOOKING BACK: Low pass rate mars O’Levels
The Herald, 17 March 1986 ONLY about 19 000 of the 94 969 pupils in formal schools who took the Associated Examinations Board or the Cambridge School Certificate Syndicate O level…
ALL NOW SET FOR DOMESTIC T20 COMPETITION
ZIMBABWE Cricket has announced that all is set for a week of exhilarating cricket as the country’s top provincial teams battle it out in the 2024/25 Domestic T20 Competition.
HAMILTON’S FERRARI DEBUT FALLS FLAT
MELBOURNE. — Having dominated Formula One’s headlines in the build-up to the season-opening Australian Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton was far from the spotlight at Albert Park on Sunday with a 10th-place finish on his Ferrari debut.
Project to empower youths unveiled
Herald Reporter BUSINESSMAN Dr Kudakwashe Tagwirei’s charity arm, Bridging Gap Foundation (GPF), has unveiled Kuguta Mission Gardens in Rainham, Harare, a pioneering project aimed at driving national development through youth…
US whiskey makers look to flood EU market ahead of 50pc tariffs
American distillers have been rushing to prepare for the possibility of steep tariffs in the European Union as the looming deadline for a 50 percent tax on American whiskey becomes more of a reality.











