Conrad favourite for Rwanda Mountain Gorilla rally

Collin Matiza Sports Editor
CONRAD Rautenbach – fresh from winning the Toyota Cape Dealer Rally in South Africa – starts as an outright favourite to

Mpofu stars as Tuskers take slender lead

John Ward and Jeffrey Murimbechi
The match between Mountaineers and Matabeleland Tuskers is still too close to call after two days, although Matabeleland

No panic over Karuru injury

Petros Kausiyo Deputy Sports Editor
ZIMBABWE’S Warriors are not pressing any panic button yet over the injury to France-based midfielder Ovidy Karuru with the

‘I haven’t joined MDC-T’

Herald Reporter
MDC-T is claiming former Zanu-PF Marondera East Member of the House of Assembly Mrs Tracy Mutinhiri has joined them, but

PM’s question time returns

Parliament will this session introduce the Prime Minister’s question time to provide legislators an opportunity to interrogate

UZ agric faculty challenged to adopt practical approach

Agriculture Reporter
UNIVERSITY of Zimbabwe Vice Chancellor, Professor Levi Nyagura has challenged the Faculty of Agriculture to shift from

7 Chinese firms fail to set up smelting plant

Herald Reporters
SEVEN Chinese chrome mining firms have failed to set up a smelting plant in the country despite Government giving them

War veterans urged to fully utilise land

Herald Reporter
DEFENCE Minister Emmerson Mnangagwa has challenged war veterans to fully utilise land they were allocated under the

Outrage over Zesa billing system

Lloyd Gumbo Herald Reporter
ZESA Holdings’ billing system has once again sparked outrage with consumers accusing the power utility of failing to

US$100 000 windfall for Team Zim players

Tendai Mugabe and Grace Chingoma
PRESIDENT Mugabe yesterday gave US$100 000 to members of Team Zimbabwe who took part in the 10th edition of the