Couple bags US$262m jackpot

THE couple who scooped the £162million (US$261million) EuroMillions jackpot were yesterday named as Colin and

Mandela returns to his childhood village

HANNESBURG.
Nelson Mandela returned to his childhood village ahead of his 93rd birthday on Monday as South Africa and the world

Britain to send more warplanes in Libya

ISTANBUL.
Britain said yesterday it will send four more Tornado warplanes to support the NATO mission in Libya, in addition to the 12

Rebekah Brooks quits over hacking

LONDON.
Rebekah Brooks, the embattled chief executive of media baron Rupert Murdoch’s British newspaper operation, finally

Church: Newsmaker but focus on gospel

MY sincere apologies to our dear readers for not bringing you, Divine Appointments last weekend. It was due to unavoidable

Airzim pilots strike again

Herald Reporter
AIR Zimbabwe pilots yesterday downed tools again demanding their outstanding salaries and allowances. The national airline’s

Rates to be used on infrastructure — Mayor

By Vimbai Makoni and Lizwe Chitanganya
REVENUE collected as rates by the Harare City Council will be used to maintain roads and infrastructure and treating water,

Musician Chisvo laid to rest

By Richmore Tera
MUSICIAN Adam Chisvo, who died on Wednesday morning at Harare Central Hospital was buried yesterday at his Dema rural

June inflation rises 0,4 percent

Business Reporter
ZIMBABWE’S annual inflation for the month of June as measured by the all items Consumer Price Index (CPI) increased 0,4

First Lady adopts 15 children

By Tichaona Zindoga
First Lady Amai Grace Mugabe has taken 15 children from Harare Central Hospital into her state-of-the-art Children’s Home