Man ordered to pay US$80 monthly for child maintenance
Sekai Manyere Herald Reporter THE Harare Civil Court has ordered a Harare man to pay US$80 per month for the maintenance of his one-year-six-month-old child. Mr Tafadzwa Manjoro was ordered…
Residents demand crackdown on illegal taxi ranks in Bulawayo CBD
Raymond Jaravaza, Zimpapers Reporter BULAWAYO City Council has been urged to shut down illegal taxi ranks in the city centre, with residents warning that vendors will continue flocking to undesignated…
Government launches National Speed Monitoring System
Freeman Razemba Senior Reporter THE Government has launched the National Speed Monitoring System (NSMS), which is expected to enhance the monitoring and enforcement of speed limits using modern technology. The…
Drought mitigation measures to dominate National Agriculture Conference and Expo
Elita Chikwati THE National Agriculture Conference and Expo (NACE) 2026 kicks off tomorrow at Manna Resorts in Harare with a focus on El Niño mitigation strategies and initiatives to position…
Glen View tragedy: Couple identified
Online Reporter Police in Harare have launched an investigation into the deaths of a married couple found in their bedroom at a house in Glen View 3 on Wednesday, following…
Business dispute ends at gunpoint
Liberty Dube Post Correspondent A 25-YEAR-OLD Mutare businessman appeared before magistrate, Mr Honest Musiiwa, facing allegations of pointing a loaded pistol at a fellow businessman during a dispute over money…
Warriors AFCON qualifier tickets arrive in Bulawayo
Innocent Kurira [email protected] TICKETS for Zimbabwe’s 2027 Africa Cup of Nations qualifier against the Democratic Republic of Congo have arrived in Bulawayo, with football fans urged to secure their tickets…
Parliament urges overhaul of sugar value chain
Farirai Machivenyika Senior Reporter Government should initiate reforms of the sugar industry value chain to improve its competitiveness, attract new investment and viability of farmers, the Portfolio Committee on Industry…
Bosso players down tools yet again
Innocent Kurira [email protected] HIGHLANDERS have been rocked by yet another training boycott, with players reportedly refusing to take part in preparations amid continuing concerns over outstanding payments. The latest standoff…
Zimbabwe steps up rhino protection as population growth beats target
Ivan Zhakata Herald Correspondent Zimbabwe has reaffirmed its commitment to protecting rhinoceroses and securing their habitats, with the country’s rhino population growth surpassing the five percent annual target set under…










