DPM Khupe SA-bound

Herald Reporter
DEPUTY Prime Minister Thokozani Khupe is expected to fly to South Africa tomorrow for another round of chemotherapy which

Zim remains best tourism destination: Shamu

Herald Reporter
ZIMBABWE continues to be the destination of choice in the world despite negative images of the country portrayed by its

Zimpapers buys 43 bicycles for vendors

Herald Reporters
ZIMPAPERS Harare Branch has bought 43 bicycles for its vendors in the capital in a move aimed at ensuring the efficient

Five Zimbabwean women to work for Michelle Obama

Five young Zimbabwean women have been recruited by the United States to push First Lady Michelle Obama’s “robust

Munya, Adiona to reconcile

By Jonathan Mbiriyamveka
MUNYARADZI Chidzonga and his live-in girlfriend Adiona Maboreke are set to reconcile amid pressure from fans. There has

Arrest tsikamutandas, police urged

By Monica Cheru-Mpambawashe recently in Chivi, Masvingo
THE Traditional Medical Practitioners Council has called for the police to arrest all tsikamutandas (self-proclaimed healers)

Mozambique calls for sanctions removal

Herald Reporter
MOZAMBICAN Minister of Transport and Communications Paulo Zucula has slammed illegal sanctions imposed on

‘Domestic violence law disempowering women’

Herald Reporter
SEVERAL women are failing to assert their rights in terms of the Domestic Violence Act owing to the cumbersome processes

Interpreting Clinton’s ‘new colonialism’

By Isaac Odoom
Recently Hillary Clinton, US Secretary of State, embarked on an official African trip that took her to Zambia, Tanzania and

Zim will defend its sovereignty

By Nicholas Rwambiwa
Yes, it could not have been said in any better way. The time is now, for right-minded Zimbabweans to know who their threat