ZRP denies joint anti-corruption operation with SARACO
Herald Correspondent THE Zimbabwe Republic Police has denied any collaboration with the Southern African Regional Anti-Corruption Organisation in the recent arrest of five ZRP officers on corruption charges. National police…
Zim commits to safe, secure shipping environment
Freeman Razemba-Senior Reporter ZIMBABWE has committed itself to safe, secure and global shipping environment aimed at advancing its maritime interests, strengthening institutional capacity, and supporting international efforts to improve safety,…
Media urged to foster unity, patriotism
Herald Reporter THE media has been commended for its role in advancing national development with content creators urged to champion unity, patriotism and accurate reporting as the country progresses towards…
MAN DIES AFTER BEING ATTACKED IN UGLY ROW OVER ZIG20 CHANGE
Arron Nyamayaro A MAN has died after he was attacked by a Mushikashika driver in a row over ZiG20 change in Ruwa. The incident happened last Friday. Amos Karumba, 40,…
SORRY JALAI, WE’VE PICKED KELVIN
Robson Sharuko Metros Editor LAST year we went against tradition and picked Khama Billiat as our Soccer Star of the Year. We announced our pick on the day the panel…
Bulawayo City Hall showdown prompts Government response…as Coltart, Ndlovu clash over Town Clerk’s contract
Vusumuzi Dube and Bongani Ndlovu, Zimpapers Reporters A bitter dispute has erupted at Bulawayo City Hall, prompting the Government to intervene and set the record straight after the Mayor, Councillor…
MAN JAILED FOR 12 MONTHS FOR KIDNAPPING BOY (8)
Lovemore Kadzura Mutare Bureau A MAKONI Villager, who ambushed ECD pupils who were on their way home and kidnapped one of them, has been jailed for 12 months. Earnest Kapfurutsa,…
City Hall showdown signals a governance breakdown
BULAWAYO’S corridors of power have become a stage for political theatre, with Mayor David Coltart and his deputy, Edwin Ndlovu, locked in a feud that feels less like governance and…
Zero results, no class: De Jongh’s blame game fails to mask his flop
Stanford Chiwanga, Quality Editor WHEN Pieter De Jongh, the self-proclaimed tactical titan, arrived to take the reins at Highlanders, he did so with the usual bombast and a sweeping, arrogant…











