adminKing Peter rues fans’ absence
Tadious Manyepo Sports Reporter LEGENDARY Warriors captain Peter Ndlovu feels it would have been ideal for thousands of Zimbabweans in South Africa to create a positive ambience at Orlando Stadium…
Govt gets thumbs up for establishing agro shops
Precious Manomano Herald Reporter ZIMBABWEANS, particularly those living in rural areas, have commended the Government for establishing agro shops at Grain Marketing Board (GMB) depots across the country where prices…
NAKAMBA BACK TO LEAD HIS TROOPS
Eddie Chikamhi Senior Sports Reporter THE Class leader is back! After missing the start of the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations qualifying campaign, Zimbabwe captain Marvelous Nakamba has returned to…
Laudable for Russia to cancel visa for several African countries
Isdore Guvamombe Moscow is preparing agreements on a visa-free regime with nine countries in Africa and the Middle East, including Zimbabwe, according to Alexei Klimov, head of the Consular Department…
‘Diligent preparations will yield the results we all want for cotton’
TRADITIONALLY, cotton planting stretches from October to November in Zimbabwe’s Lowveld areas while November to December is the ideal period for middle and Highveld areas. Farmers who do dry planting…
Rivals’ roles in bombshell Man City case
Arsenal, Liverpool and Manchester United were among the clubs to provide witness evidence on behalf of the Premier League in their case with Manchester Cityover sponsorship rules.
Conundrum in SA tax law interpretation
The Constitutional Court has decided not to have the final say on the meaning of the crucial string of words — “bona fide inadvertent error” — even though the correct interpretation is of public importance.
Burkina Faso bans US state-run media VOA
Burkina Faso authorities have suspended the VOA news agency for three months after discovering “serious shortcomings” in its Washington Forum programme. Burkina Faso’s Higher Council for Communication (CSC) has suspended…
ZINARA ALLOCATES US$50 MILLION FOR ROAD REHABILITATION
THE Zimbabwe National Road Administration (ZINARA) has set aside over US$50 million for road rehabilitation works across the country, board chairperson, Dr Goerge Manyaya has announced.
Seven countries at risk of bankruptcy
About seven developing countries are currently in danger of facing bankruptcy or in need of a bailout due to piling debt which is slowly gearing towards a default level.