adminArchieford Gutu Academy touring United Arab Emirates
Sports Reporter FORMER Zimbabwe International Midfielder Archieford Gutu, who is currently touring United Arab Emirates with his AG Boys Academy, is confident that the trip will expose the young players.…
It wasn’t rosy at all : Tatiana
…disadvantaged at a young age H-Metro Reporter Philanthropist and Investor Tatiana Ellis said growing up was not that rosy for her due to identity crisis.
Times to acquire national IDs extended
Blessings Chidakwa-Herald Reporter TO swiftly process and facilitate the issuance of national documents required for voter registration, the Civil Registry Department will for the next nine days increase the working…
President to announce ministers’ performance results
Blessings Chidakwa-Herald Reporter President Mnangagwa is this week expected to announce how Cabinet ministers, permanent secretaries and heads of Government agencies and departments performed under contracts they signed last year…
Freddy brings heavy rains, landslides in Manicaland
Africa Moyo-Deputy News Editor Some parts of Manicaland Province received heavy rains and winds from Sunday evening up to yesterday, resulting in landslides while some houses had their roofs ripped…
First Lady takes male engagement to churches
Tendai Rupapa-Senior Reporter LINET Mhusi lies helplessly in her hospital bed with a black eye and bandaged swollen head. She has been in the medical facility for close to three…
Thorough vetting for Zanu PF candidates
Joseph Madzimure-Senior Reporter AHEAD of the primary elections, the Zanu PF National Elections Directorate and Security Department will thoroughly scrutinise thousands of CVs that have been submitted from across the…
Govt deploys technology to monitor gaming activities
Maxwell Tapatapa-Herald Reporter New technologies are being deployed to monitor all sport betting shops in the country following dishonesty by some of these shops in remitting all they owe to…
Botswana mulls scrapping passport requirement
Ivan Zhakata–Herald Correspondent Zimbabwe and Botswana citizens will soon be using national identity cards as travel documents amid indications that Botswana president Mokgweetsi Masisi has hinted on scrapping use of…
AU commends Sadc
Zvamaida Murwira in Midrand, South Africa The African Union (AU) yesterday commended Sadc states, which include Zimbabwe, for being one of the most peaceful areas on the continent and noted…