adminDealing with heartwater disease in goats and sheep
Sheuneni Kurasha Farmer’s Diary In response to numerous inquiries from farmers, this week’s instalment is dedicated to exploring one of the most common yet deadly tick-borne diseases affecting goats and…
‘Harare City planning chaotic’
Trust Freddy-Herald Correspondent PROPER town planning procedures and processes have been dumped in Harare and land barons operate like warlords under the shield of some councillors, a City official has…
More bridges, roads under construction countrywide
Freeman Razemba-Senior Reporter MORE roads and bridges are being built countrywide by the Government as the Second Republic continues developing and improving infrastructure. The Second Republic under President Mnangagwa is…
Being a ‘small house’ has its lessons: Evangelista
Tafadzwa Zimoyo-Entertainment Editor In early 2000, mistresses and girlfriends were known as small houses. To some Zimbabweans, the term “small house” is a social term coined in reference to unmarried…
Councillors in court over land scandal
Yeukai Karengezeka-Court Correspondent Seven Harare City councillors, who constitute the Finance and Development Committee, allegedly connived in recommending that council employees, including themselves get 20 percent of all stands created…
Zanu PF indaba theme resonates with economic transformative agenda
Richard Muponde-Zimpapers Politics Hub Zanu PF’s 21st National People’s Conference has drawn near as the ruling party is going into overdrive to push for economic development anchored on industrialisation and…
ZRP impounds 348 vehicles in Mash East
Victor Maphosa-Mashonaland East Bureau POLICE in Mashonaland East have impounded 348 vehicles, mostly used as mushikashika, after owners or users committed traffic offences. Most of the impounded vehicles are Honda…
Duo up for sodomy
TWO men from Harare allegedly involved in a domestic dispute were recently brought before the magistrates court on charges of sodomy. In a statement, the National Prosecution Authority of Zimbabwe…
US$38 000 fraud trial continues
Court Correspondent The trial of Michael Smith, who allegedly defrauded MA Auto Suppliers, trading as Mr Cruiser of at least US$38 000 and R124 000, continued yesterday with the state…
Tobacco season ends on high note
Edgar Vhera-Agriculture Specialist Writer THE 2024 tobacco auction marketing season ended on a high note last week with farmers earning an average price US$0,13 higher than that for contract farmers…