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Two brothers from Kwekwe were robbed of US$2 000 by three men who had approached them pretending they needed help. The two brothers, Edson and Kidson Kutyauripo were parked at…
2024 school fees gazetted
Tuition fees for Government schools for 2024 were gazetted yesterday by Primary and Secondary Education Minister Torerayi Moyo. Primary schools will range from US$5 a term for P3 rural schools,…
Geo Pomona gets licence to produce electricity
Blessings Chidakwa Herald Reporter LEADING waste management firm, Geo Pomona Waste Management, has been granted a license to produce electricity after it successfully met all the requirements. In a statement…
Econet clinches top ESG and best investor communicator honours at Capital Markets Awards
Herald Correspondent Econet Wireless Zimbabwe, the country’s leading telecommunications and technology company, has cemented its position as a champion for environmental responsibility as well as an effective investor communicator, bagging…
Trucks pile up on Zim side as SA runs out of parking space
Thupeyo Muleya Beitbridge Bureau Commercial cargo destined for regional and international markets is piling up on the Zimbabwean side at Beitbridge Border Post after the South African side ran out…
Early Christmas treat for Chikurubi female prisoners
Precious Manomano Herald Reporter Chikurubi female prisoners last week received early Christmas presents from Mt Darwin Evangelical church supported by the Zimbabwe Prisons and Correctional Services (ZPCS) Commissioner-General’s wife, Mrs…
Apostolic sect commends Gvt religious tolerance, sustainable development
Daniel Chigunwe Herald Correspondent Members of the Johanne Masowe eJerusalem religious sect in Epworth have hailed the Government for putting in place enabling policies and reforms that are benefitting indigenous…
Wet spell to persist
Precious Manomano Herald Reporter The Meteorological Services Department has advised the public that the current wet spell is expected to persist across the country until tomorrow. In an advisory, the…
Tourism business to surge during holiday
Columbus Mabika Herald Reporter Tourism is expected to experience a surge in business as demand for accommodation and visitor activities rises during the upcoming holiday, a tourism outlook report for…
Six filling stations exposed for selling contaminated fuel, duping motorists
Bulawayo Bureau THE Zimbabwe Energy Regulatory Authority (Zera) has exposed six fuel service stations in Bulawayo for flouting standard operating regulations and duping motorists by selling contaminated fuel and blended…