adminParks sitting on US$10m ivory
Herald Reporter
THE National Parks and Wildlife Management Authority is sitting on 44 tonnes of ivory worth US$10 million it cannot sell
Mining ops at Chiadzwa transparent, Parly told
Herald Reporter
MINING operations at Chiadzwa diamond fields are being done in a transparent manner with the companies extracting over 500
Suspected drug peddlers nabbed at Harare International Airport
Crime Reporter
TWO suspected drug dealers were arrested on Sunday at the Harare International Airport after they tried to smuggle nearly 20kg
Indigenisation only way to empower locals: Chombo
Herald Reporter
GOVERNMENT’S indigenisation and empowerment programme is the only way to total economic empowerment, a Zanu-PF
Prosecutors mull calling off strike
Innocent Ruwende Senior Court Reporter
STRIKING prosecutors and law officers are considering calling off their strike after the Public Service Commission exposed
Police hunt for serial rapist
Herald Reporter
Police in Harare have launched a manhunt for a suspected serial rapist from Dzivaresekwa who allegedly raped five women from
Gardener’s murder trial fails to take off
Court Reporter
THE trial of a Milton Park gardener accused of strangling his employer last year over a salary dispute is set to be heard on
2002 murder trial begins
Masvingo Bureau
THE trial of a five-man gang that allegedly battered two suspected thieves and burnt them to death using plastics in Zaka 10
Identification parade for female rape suspects
Herald Correspondent
THREE Gweru women, two sisters aged 24 and 26 and their cousin (24), arrested on Sunday after they were found in possession
Black Caps declare war
Paul Munyuki Sports Reporter
THE New Zealand cricket side landed in Harare shortly after midday yesterday with captain Ross Taylor quick to declare war