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From Opitato Guvamombe recently in MASOMO, Mbire
MASOMO communal lands under chief Matsiwo in Mbire district near Zimbabwe’s border with Mozambique, is a place where
Your conscience is your bell
Winter is a time when cattle are left to roam around on their own. It is a time the herders get a break and the cattle a test of
Cops free to probe Biti phone calls
Court Reporter
FINANCE Minister Tendai Biti’s bid to bar police from accessing information on his mobile phone’s call history at Econet in a
Vote-buying rampant in ZCTU: Chibebe
Herald Reporter
VOTE-BUYING is now rampant in the Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions ahead of the labour body’s elective congress next
Chaos persists at city school
By Felex Share
CHAOS persisted at Cold Comfort Primary School in Harare yesterday as Herentals College defied a Government order to
Zimbabwe: Notes on the United States of America
FACED with a sub-region that grappled with the challenges of surviving under the shadow of a predatory empire; faced with a people who visualised their futures in terms of a powerful, rapacious northern empire they envied so unconditionally, so irrationally, Jose Marti, the founder of revolutionary Cuba, created a column in a US-based newspaper dedicated to Latino affairs.
The newspaper was called “Patria”.
His column was simply entitled “Notes on the United States”.
The column reprinted articles from early United States of America, articles clearly showing that far from enjoying innate virtue and glory, innate greatness, the United States of America – that land of invading immigrants, of “genocideres” – had in fact started off with more than a fair share of rejects, rogues and scoundrels, with more than fair share in murderers and thieves, more than ever existed or could ever exist in the Americas.
Church launches roadshow
Herald ReporterCHRIST Embassy Zimbabwe has launched the first ever Christian road show that saw thousands of people in the city centre receiving the Rhapsody of Realities daily devotional. They intend…
Council seeks greenlight to takeover dam construction
Municipal Reporter
HARARE mayor Muchadeyi Masunda wants Government to allow the city to mobilise funding for the construction of Kunzvi,
Police allowed to retain fines revenue, Parly told
Herald Reporter
Police will continue to retain money they collect from spot fines because they have been permitted to do so, Co-Home
Nurses’ bonding to continue: Minister
Herald Reporter
BONDING of nurses that undergo training in public health institutions will continue in the immediate future, despite Government