Solidarity call as Sadc kangaroo is killed

By Stephen Mpofu
The peasants of Southern Africa – now specifically those in Zimbabwe, South Africa, Namibia and Lesotho – will

NSSA funds must directly benefit workers – Minister

Herald Reporter
LABOUR and Social Welfare Minister Paurina Mpariwa says she agrees with workers who are resisting attempts to

Mbewe crowned Mr Ugly Unlimited

From Thupeyo Muleya in Beitbridge
ZIMBABWE’S most ugly man was crowned here on Saturday night at Pagomo Heights Leisure Centre in a fun-filled

China pledges to rally behind Zim

From Cletus Mushanawani in Chiadzwa
CHINA has promised to support Zimbabwe to ensure that the country’s diamonds are sold without any conditions

Sino-Zimbabwe military relations hailed

Herald Reporter
ZIMBABWE is grateful for the support it has received from China dating back to the colonial period, Commander of

Zupco bounces back

Municipal Reporter
ZUPCO is now coming out of the woods following the acquisition of 46 new buses from China that are bringing in

War vets urged to take part in empowerment programmes

Herald Reporter
WAR veterans should actively participate in the Government’s indigenisation and economic empowerment

Zesa, Green Fuel in power purchase deal

By Siduduzile Dube
Zesa Holdings has entered into a power purchase agreement with Green Fuel Private Limited, which will see the

Bid to ‘get to God’ minutes before ‘Judgment Day’ deadline turns fatal

HE couldn’t swim. But that didn’t stop Victor Frasno from trying to cross a reservoir to “get to God” moments

Rushwaya backs Mhofu

By Petros Kausiyo
FIRED Zifa chief executive Henrietta Rushwaya has resurfaced, fighting the association and has told the High