adminFive more Beatrice horror crash victims named
Freeman Razemba-Senior Reporter Police have named the remaining five people who were killed in a horrific road traffic accident which occurred on April 26, 2024 at the 52-kilometre peg along…
Editorial Comment: Time ZIFA finalise Warriors coach appointment
WHEN world football governing body FIFA lifted Zimbabwe’s isolation from the international game on July 11 last year, the decision was greeted with elation as it afforded the Warriors another…
Unpacking African Fashion Extravaganza, Exhibition
Lifestyle Writer Some say the month of May is pure magic. While the past month of April was full of surprises, a mixture of cold, dreary days and sunny ones…
Makepekepe go back to basics
Eddie Chikamhi-Senior Sports Reporter GIANTS CAPS United are going back to basics as they seek to invest in the future success of their club by setting up vibrant junior structures…
Zanu PF urges members to support clean up campaign
Joseph Madzimure-Senior Reporter Zanu PF party members must be environmentally exemplary and support Government’s clean-up campaign, the party’s director general Brigadier General (Rtd) Ezekiel Zabanyana said yesterday soon after Zanu…
Robbers pounce on church
Precious Manomano-Herald Reporter Robbers invaded St Gerard’s Catholic Church in Borrowdale and stole undisclosed amounts of cash in the early hours of yesterday. In a statement Rector and Parish Priest…
‘ICTs redefined media sector’
Ivan Zhakata-Herald Correspondent The developments in Information Communication Technology (ICTs) have redefined the media sector, not only in Zimbabwe but the world over, and this development has brought with it…
Farming more alluring than gold for metallurgist
Farai Dauramanzi-Herald Reporter Having entered farming by default 10 years ago, agriculture has now proved to be a worthwhile venture for a 37-year-old metallurgist who has turned her fortunes beyond…
Back in the glen, everyone was a brother’s keeper
Elliot Ziwira–Senior Writer Among his colossal discography, the lyrical maestro, Oliver “Tuku” Mtukudzi, has a song that places home, no matter how lowly or highly others deem it, above the…
Norton youth farmers receive agribusiness training
Ashton Mutyavaviri FIFTY-SEVEN youth farmers yesterday received certificates in agribusiness after completing a 10-day training run by the Fisheries and Aquaculture Resources Department (FARD) in collaboration with the International Institute…