Munetsi scores, makes history
Zimpapers Sports Hub MARSHALL Munetsi made history on Saturday evening by becoming the Premier League’s first Zimbabwean goalscorer since 2011 as Wolverhampton Wanderers drew 1-1 with Everton. The last Zimbabwean…
LADY GAGA’S BIGGEST FEAR: BEING ALONE
LOS ANGELES. − No-one wants to be alone, and no job is more isolating than being a pop star. Just ask Lady Gaga. Her rise to fame in 2009-10 was…
Five suspected drug dealers arrested
Herald Reporter FIVE suspected drug dealers, including two who were found in possession of 200kg mbanje in Masvingo have been arrested under an ongoing operation. The two suspects were arrested…
Government to take over unsuccessful EPOs
Business Reporter The Government plans to designate some of the areas covered by unsuccessful Exclusive Prospecting Orders (EPOs) as State assets, a Cabinet Minister has said. This follows a vetting…
SCOTTS MAKING ALL THE WAVES
Eddie Chikamhi Zimpapers Sports Hub HATE them or love them, Premiership newboys Scottland are a team on a mission. Just two games into the 2025 season, the new boys have…
GREEN ARMY IN FULL FORCE
Sports Reporter CAPS United might have lost their first home league game of the new season but there was no questioning the Green Army’s fans commitment to their club. The…
The Unveiled: Award-winning group formed in two days
Mthabisi Tshuma, [email protected] THE Unveiled, a musical group formed in 2023 with the goal of competing in the Old Mutual Amazing Voices competition, has defied expectations, shattered boundaries and soared…
Tobacco farmers must look beyond contract farming
Mthokozisi Mabhena, Correspondent THE sun rises over the vast tobacco fields of Zimbabwe, casting a golden hue over the delicate green leaves that have, for decades, been the backbone of…
Pasifika edge brings Super Rugby back to life
After three years of post-Covid meandering and New Zealand domination, Super Rugby has sprung back into life in 2025 with signs that the southern hemisphere provincial championship is once again…
Rains: 66 killed, over US$14m in damages
Trust Freddy, Herald Correspondent SIXTY-SIX people have so far died as a result of the rainy season, with most drowning when trying to cross fast flowing rivers, while a total…











