adminRural schools, clinics to benefit from solar equipment donation
Herald Reporter
A British non-governmental organisation, Lights for Education Solar Network has donated solar equipment set to benefit rural
Gandiya loses cash, property to armed robbers
Felex Share Herald Reporter
Church of the Province of Central Africa’s Harare Diocese leader Bishop Chad Gandiya was on Thursday night attacked by four
Over 59 000 drivers arrested countrywide
Felex Share Herald Reporter
TRAFFIC police have arrested 59 328 drivers of pirate taxis and commuter omnibuses countrywide for various offences under the
Door-to-door HIV testing campaign mooted
Herald Reporter
GOVERNMENT is considering drastic measures such as door-to-door testing campaigns for every citizen to know their HIV status.
Bid to secure employment in Angola turns sour
Lovemore Chikova Deputy News Editor
FIVE Zimbabweans were fed with rotten food and held captive by their Angolan employer after their conditions of employment
Private sector urged to complement Govt efforts
Herald Reporter
ACTING Harare Metropolitan Province Governor Mr Alfred Tome has urged the private sector to complement Government efforts
Why the Asian Tigers have left Africa behind
The crucial question is why?
Why do they overfly Africa to all the distant lands at the extreme ends of the world, when they can similarly invest in nearby
UN calls on Nigeria to halt deadly ethnic clashes
GENEVA. – The UN human rights office called on Nigeria yesterday to halt spiraling violence between Christian and Moslem
No secret hearing for Malema
Cape Town – The ANC was to announce a new venue for the disciplinary hearing against Julius Malema and four other youth
Congress drags feet over US$400bn job plan
President Barack Obama has presented his much-anticipated Jobs Act to Cong- ress. It earmarks more than US$400 billion