Guards in court on theft charges
Court Reporter
THREE security guards allegedly connived with eight others to steal a truckload of soya beans from their employer. Benias
Five killed, two injured in road crash
Herald Reporter
FIVE people died on the spot while two others were seriously injured when their car burst a tyre and collided with a haulage truck
Zesa system disturbance plunges city into darkness
Herald Reporter
MOST parts of Zimbabwe were hit by a power blackout for close to two hours yesterday evening caused by a system disturbance
Filmmakers to hold consultative meeting
The Zimbabwe Filmmakers Guild will hold their second consultative indaba in October for film- makers. It will run from 5th to
‘Wild ways don’t come with genius’
It never rains but pours for controversial though iconic dancehall pioneer Ninja Man who is languishing in remand prison on
SA’s Keke coming to Zim
Pauline Mhuka Herald Correspondent
POPULAR South African gospel musician Keke Phofoolo, popularly known as Kek, is coming to Zimbabwe. Keke would be in
The Italian Jazz affair
Ruth Butaumocho Entertainment Editor
Zimbabwe’s jazz fans will this year have more than a special treat when they have another array of international jazz connoisseurs
Zimra honoured for operational efficiency
The Zimbabwe Revenue Authority was established 10 years ago on September 1 2001. Zimra has made tremendous strides
SA eyes China, Venezuela for maize export markets
JOHANNESBURG. – South Africa, looking for more export outlets for its maize after a bumper harvest last year, has received
Japan unveils measures to deal with yen
TOKYO. – Japan’s finance minister unveiled steps yesterday to combat the yen’s rise, which threatens to undermine the




