Councillor accused of fanning divisions in Sanyati

Conrad Mupesa-Mashonaland West Bureau Sanyati Rural District Council Ward 18 Councillor Kudzanai Murungweni has been accused of inciting divisions within the local authority and attempting to assume managerial roles. Clr…

Exciting Zifa campaign season beckons

Eddie Chikamhi-Zimpapers Sports Hub ZIFA presidential elections aspirant, Marshall Gore says he is now set to engage the second gear of his campaign after getting the thumbs up from the…

Open-heart surgery breaks new frontiers

Sifelani Tsiko-Innovations Editor The progression and expansion of open-heart surgery in Zimbabwe is quite encouraging and has had tremendous growth saving lives and foreign currency that otherwise could have been…

Fight against anthrax intensifies

Precious Manomano-Herald Reporter The Department of Veterinary Services is intensifying efforts to combat anthrax outbreaks, reflecting growing public health concerns. With a recent rise in anthrax cases, authorities implemented preventative…

Chinouriri: A melodic heartbeat of philanthropy

Clive Mono Mukundu-Own Correspondent In the dynamic world of Zimbabwean music, Joseph Chinouriri is emerging, not only as a gifted saxophonist, but also as a symbol of hope and compassion.…

Mau Mau optimistic of a bright future

Langton Nyakwenda-Zimpapers Sports Hub VETERAN boxing promoter Stalin Mau Mau turned 70 this year, and he feels he has a few years in the sport that gave him national prominence.…

Why SA must quickly exit FAFTA greylist

Early last year, South Africa faced a sobering reality through its grey listing by the Financial Action Task Force (FATF). What this designation signalled was that South Africa’s efforts to…

Kohli fined for shoulder bump with Konstas

MELBOURNE. — India’s Virat Kohli has been fined 20 percent of his match fees following a clash of shoulders with debutant Australia opener Sam Konstas in the Boxing Day test…

How Hollywood celebrities marked Christmas Day

NEW YORK. – Stars! They are just like us! And that means they’re celebrating the holiday season, too, and giving us a glimpse on social media platforms. From opening presents…

Nigeria to pay more for calls, data

After years of appeals and lobbying by major telecom providers, the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has authorised a 40 percent increase in telecom tariffs. Starting January 2025, Nigerians will face…

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