Mamombe, Chimbiri trial deferred

Prosper Dembedza Herald Correspondent Harare regional Magistrate Mr Stanford Mambanje has deferred to June 23 the trial of CCC members Joana Mamombe and Cecilia Chimbiri who are accused of lying…

Zim acquires 18 copters for emergency services

ZIMBABWE yesterday took delivery of 18 brand new helicopters from Russia that will go towards emergency air medical services, law enforcement and tourism, as the efforts at engagement and re-engagement continue to bear fruit under the Second Republic.

From battlefields to industrial fields…Zimbabwe, Mozambique escalate ties

FROM sharing trenches during the liberation struggle to warding off white supremacist-backed rebels (Renamo), Zimbabwe and Mozambique have stood by each other through thick and thin.

Liberation City: President Nyusi makes history

CONSTRUCTION of the iconic Samora Machel liberation monument at the Liberation City, which houses the Museum of African Liberation in Harare, is set to start soon after President Mnangagwa yesterday handed over a piece of land to his Mozambican counterpart, President Filipe Nyusi.

ZIFA step in to calm stadium controversy . . . Sheasham stand their ground on Bata Stadium

ZIFA have made efforts to end the ugly standoff between the Premier Soccer League and new boys Sheasham after urging the Gweru side to accept the league’s decision to temporarily abandon their Bata home ground for Mandava ahead of their match against CAPS United on Sunday.

Jazz musician Kelly Rusike succumbs to diabetes. . . Arts fraternity mourns jazz mentor

A dark cloud is hanging over the arts fraternity following the death of renowned legendary Jazz musician and producer, Kelly Rusike who died on Wednesday evening.

Health leaders chart way forward

Vice President and Minister of Health and Child Care Dr Constantino Chiwenga arrived here yesterday evening to join fellow global health leaders for the 76th World Health Assembly (WHA76) which will see leaders assessing global health targets as well as readying for any health emergency that may arise.

EDITORIAL COMMENT : ZACC doing well, we all need to back its efforts

THE Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission has been very active over the past four years, with more than 400 public officials arrested on charges of corruption or related to corruption, so complaints that the commission is ineffective are unfounded.

Time for ‘Mesi’ to shine in ‘Harare’

Whenever the word ‘Messi’ pops up or it triggers thoughts for football icon Lionel Messi, forever celebrated as one of the world’s best.

ZPCS starts releasing convicts under amnesty

THE first convicts benefiting from a Presidential Clemency Order were released yesterday, the first of 4 270 who will be allowed to go home after their sentences were reduced.