UK showing signs of goodwill to China, but it’s not the one calling the shots

Timur Fomenko-Correspondent British Foreign Secretary James Cleverly claimed in a recent keynote speech that trying to “isolate China” would constitute a “betrayal of [the UK’s] national interests.”  He also spoke…

Perez out to challenge Verstappen

BAKU. — Sergio Perez’s accomplished victory in the Azerbaijan Grand Prix on Sunday has confirmed — in his mind at least — that he is a genuine rival to his…

Langa gallery makes art accessible

Four innovative young people say they established an art gallery in Langa township in Cape Town, Western Cape, to make art accessible to the whole community.  The group says their…

There’s no stopping Slippery Sam at Trade Fair

The Herald, May 2, 1981 THE Zimbabwe International Trade Fair’s most hardened criminal, Slippery Sam, has been arrested more than a dozen times since the show began. Each time he…

ZTA markets ‘Destination Zim’ in Dubai

Herald Reporter The Zimbabwe Tourism Authority (ZTA) is exhibiting at the Arabian Travel Market (ATM), which started yesterday and ends on Thursday in Dubai, the United Arab Emirates, using the…

FINALLY, RUWONA GRANTED BAIL IN FRAUD CASE

Zvikomborero Parafini FRAUD-accused Harare businessman, Moses Ruwona, was yesterday granted $300 000 bail after spending almost two weeks in remand prison.

Mabvuku murder suspect in court

Zvikomborero Parafini AN Eastview man was hauled to court yesterday after being implicated in a murder that occurred last November.

Soldier demands DNA test

Faith Mandizha A SOLDIER demanded a paternity test after being hauled to court by his ex-wife for maintenance.

CHARGES AGAINST SEX WORKERS WITHDRAWN

Zvikomborero Parafini TWO sex workers, who had been accused of stealing from Raurie Dustin Michael Hein, are now off the hook after he withdrew the charges before plea.

Businessman on the run over US$300k fraud

Paidamoyo Bore THE owner of 1202 Herbal Solution is on the run after a suspected US$300 000 fraud exploded.