Haaland’s half-time shirt swap controversy
MANCHESTER. — If Young Boys’ 3-0 loss to Manchester City on Tuesday was not humbling enough, manager Raphael Wicky said he would need to speak with Mohamed Ali Camara after…
Stokes ton helps England
PUNE, India. — England snapped their five-match losing streak at the World Cup on yesterday, as a century by Ben Stokes set the tone for a 160-run victory over the…
Cricket World Cup semi-final qualification scenarios
New Zealand, Afghanistan and Pakistan remain in the race for the final spot in the World Cup semifinals with one match left for each of the three teams. Table-toppers India,…
Father made his daughter pregnant
The Herald, November 9, 1985 A FATHER who made his daughter pregnant and was arrested when he approached a n’anga with a request to make the daughter abort was convicted…
Zim fuel facility piques regional interest . . . as President commissions US$7.3m plant
Wallace Ruzvidzo-Herald Reporter PRESIDENT Mnangagwa yesterday commissioned a US$7,3 million National Oil Company of Zimbabwe (NOIC) ethanol storage and handling facility, that will help save foreign currency, create employment and…
Cement, fertiliser imports liberalised
Mukudzei Chingwere-Herald Reporter Import of cement by individuals and companies with free funds has been opened by Cabinet to curb the artificial cement shortages that have seen some products more…
United Kingdom commends peaceful Zim elections
Joseph Madzimure-Senior Reporter AS President Mnangagwa’s engagement and re-engagement foreign policy continues to bear fruit, the United Kingdom has pledged to strengthen relations and cooperation with Zimbabwe. Britain has also…
Over 30 candidates eye nine Parly seats
Herald Reporters MORE than 30 candidates will contest for nine National Assembly seats that fell vacant in Bulawayo, Matabeleland North, Harare and Matabeleland South provinces after the CCC recalled them.…
Cabinet adopts electricity self-sufficiency roadmap
Zvamaida Murwira-Senior Reporter A roadmap to electricity self-sufficiency, which includes the restructuring of Zesa, decommissioning and re-purposing of small thermal power stations to contain technical and non-technical losses of energy,…
First Lady invites Japanese experts for groundbreaking solar energy project
Tendai Rupapa–Senior Reporter JAPANESE experts are bringing to Zimbabwe, advanced solar-powered technology that harvests moisture from the atmosphere to produce potable water as the country reaps benefits from the First…










