BATTERED AND BRUISED, CAN LADY CHEVS BOUNCE BACK?
Blessing Malinganiza Zimpapers Sports Hub BRUISED Lady Chevrons will be out to limit the damage when they face Pakistan in the second ODI at National Bank Stadium in Karachi. Zimbabwe…
Gwanda turns to prepaid water to tackle debt crisis
Danisa Masuku, [email protected] GWANDA Municipality, which is battling a crippling ZWG200 million debt, is now banking on the reintroduction of prepaid water meters as a key measure to restore financial…
Culture abused as a tool to mutilate women’s rights
Alice Tagwira Beyond the Boundaries In the grand, sweeping narrative of African exceptionalism, “culture” is the sacred cow that no one dares to butcher.
100MW Munyati solar project gains momentum
Herald Correspondent The rollout of the 100MW solar Project at Munyati Power Station has entered a significant new phase, with site establishment and early works having commenced.
Nurse Aides for ED endorse Constitutional Amendment No 3 Bill
Sukulwenkosi Dube-Matutu,[email protected] NURSE Aides from Matabeleland South province have endorsed the Constitutional Amendment No 3 Bill (CAB3), saying it will play a crucial role in enhancing development, which has been…
Chimombe, Mpofu pin hopes on Supreme Court ruling
Fidelis Munyoro Chief Court Reporter JAILED business partners Mike Chimombe and Moses Mpofu, convicted of defrauding the Government of over US$7 million under the Presidential Goat Pass-On Scheme, remain in…
Locals eye breakthrough as FBC Zim Golf Open tees off
Takudzwa Chitsiga Zimpapers Sports Hub LOCAL players have been tipped to end a 15-year title drought on home soil as the FBC Zimbabwe Open tees off tomorrow at Royal Harare…
Harare’s US$17m loan faces resistance
Trust Freddy CheckPoint Desk THE City of Harare is facing a fresh wave of resistance from residents after announcing plans to borrow nearly US$17 million to fund service delivery projects,…
Hove to open CFU seminar
The Herald, 6 May 1985 THE Minister of Trade and Commerce, Cde Richard Hove, will officially open a Commercial Farmers’ Union two-day horticultural seminar in Harare this month.











