adminEDITORIAL COMMENT: City cholera outbreak must be taken seriously
THE cholera outbreak being contained at a fairly low level and centred amid a religious community in Buhera that does not willingly accept medical attention, with odd outbreaks as some…
Israeli invasion of Al-Shifa Hospital condemned
Ivan Zhakata Herald Correspondent Israel’s continued invasion of Gaza and attacks on civilians and medical facilities has seen the attack on Al-Shifa Hospital and other hospitals in Palestine. Palestinian Ambassador…
Civil servants get bonuses
Bulawayo Bureau CIVIL servants have started receiving their 2023 annual bonuses and the first group comprising those in the security services received their 13th cheque on Tuesday, as the Second…
Zanu PF deploys by-elections campaign teams
Joseph Madzimure Senior Reporter ZANU PF is prepared for the nine impending by-elections set for December 9 triggered by the first round of CCC recalls, and has already deployed campaign…
WARRIORS, RWANDA SHARE SPOILS
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Chinese President Xi Jinping meets with U.S. President Joe Biden
Chinese President Xi Jinping met with U.S. President Joe Biden at the Filoli estate in San Francisco on Wednesday. President Xi noted that a year has passed since their last…
CCC recalls remain in force: Speaker
Farirai Machivenyika Senior Reporter THE recalls of 18 CCC legislators, 13 from the National Assembly and five from the Senate, will remain in force until the High Court makes its…
Rushwaya fined US$5 000
Fidelis Munyoro Chief Court Reporter ZIMBABWE Miners Federation president Henrietta Rushwaya was yesterday fined US$5 000 for trying to smuggle 6kg of gold to Dubai in the United Arab Emirates.…
Leroy Gopal returns as host for ZimAchievers SA
Arts Reporter South African-based Zimbabwean actor Leroy Gopal has been picked for the third time to host the eighth edition of the Zimbabwean Achievers Awards (ZAA) show to be held…
Wrangle breaks out in TIMB top ranks
A POTENTIALLY distabilising fallout has erupted within the top ranks of the Tobacco Industry and Marketing Board (TIMB), which regulates an industry responsible for one of Zimbabwe’s largest exports, amid accusations of coercion to raise sexual abuse claims against the TIMB’s acting chief executive officer (CEO), in apparent succession battle that threatens to turn ugly.