adminHeavy downpours, thunderstorms to persist
Precious Manomano Herald Reporter More rain is likely to fall today and tomorrow across the country, forecasts the Meteorological Services Department, with the public warned of possible flooding in some…
Man in court for murdering his uncle
Yeukai Karengezeka Court Correspondent A 34-year-old man from Goromonzi appeared in court yesterday for allegedly killing his uncle on Saturday by hitting him on the head four times with a…
SA adopts Beitbridge traffic separation model
Thupeyo Muleya Beitbridge Bureau South Africa’s Border Management Authority (BMA) adopted the traffic separation model pioneered on the Zimbabwe side over the festive season at Beitbridge to ensure there was…
Mhangura, Alaska to employ 350 workers on reopening
Conrad Mupesa Mashonaland West Bureau THE re-start of operations at Mhangura Copper Mine and Alaska Smelting plant during this year, in both cases by reprocessing the millions tonnes of waste that…
ZANU PF top brass readies for Seke, Goromonzi by-elections
Victor Maphosa Mashonaland East Bureau ZANU PF has begun campaigns for by- elections for Goromonzi South and Seke constituencies as well as for ward 5, 8 and 10 in Marondera,…
All set for start of 2024 school year today
Ivan Zhakata Herald Correspondent THE 2024 school year begins today with most boarders travelling to their schools yesterday and schools implementing the basic hygiene standards required to prevent cholera. In…
Liberation war hero Muderedzwa laid to rest
Herald Reporter Retired Police Senior Assistant Commissioner, Ronald Muderedzwa, who was declared a Liberation War Hero was laid to rest at his farm in Rusape. The late, who died after…
Zim to host two high-profile constitutional conferences
Zimbabwe will this year host two high profile constitutional conferences, one at the end of this month and the other in October, Chief Justice Luke Malaba said.when he opened the…
Man killed in brawl over mbanje twist
Two men have been arrested in Mberengwa for the suspected murder of a colleague they allegedly attacked for swallowing a twist of mbanje they were supposed to share, police have…
‘Maize-meal shortage artificial’
Herald Correspondent THE maize-meal shortage seen over the past week countrywide is “artificial” and the result of “logistical challenges” and consumers should not panic over supplies, the Grain Millers Association…