Lunga in brush with death

ZIMBABWEAN footballer Divine Lunga has survived a gun attack in Johannesburg, South African police have said. The football star, 31, was driving in the inner city suburb of Hillbrow on…

Modern clinics transform access to essential healthcare

Rumbidzayi Zinyuke Senior Health Reporter THE Stoneridge Health Centre has become an anchor of the Second Republic’s investment in primary healthcare, with thousands of residents in Harare South now accessing…

HALFWAY HUSTLE!…title race hots up as promotion dream and relegation nightmare take shape

Fungai Muderere [email protected] THE Southern Region Soccer League season has reached its halfway mark, and if the opening 17 rounds are anything to go by, football fans are in for…

MANGOMBE WINS A BIG BATTLE, LOSES THE WAR

Veronica Gwaze Zimpapers Sports Hub GENESIS Mangombe can now formalise his return to Triangle after he was cleared of all the allegations, including match-fixing and involvement in the dark arts…

Unity urged in fight against terrorism

Fidelis Munyoro in SHENYANG, China A STRONG call for greater international cooperation in the fight against terrorism, cybercrime and organised crime was made in Shenyang this week. This comes as…

MALAWIAN GOSPEL SINGER FINDS LOVE IN ZIM

Langalihle Mhiti MALAWIAN gospel musician Mathias Sikapizye, popularly known as DJ Kapere, is steadily making a name for himself in Zimbabwe through songs that encourage love, generosity and positive living.…

Etihad, Fastjet in deal to enhance connectivity

Herald Reporter ETIHAD Airways and Fastjet Zimbabwe have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to establish a new interline partnership, codeshare agreement and frequent flyer collaboration aimed at improving connectivity and…

Sables target US scalp

Tinashe Kusema Zimpapers Sports Hub ZIMBABWE’S Sables leave the fireworks of Denver behind and head to Charlotte this weekend with one target: derail the US’ Nations Cup momentum. Zimbabwe lost…

Police reintroduce speed traps

Peter Matika [email protected] POLICE have reintroduced speed traps across the country’s major highways and urban roads as part of an intensified nationwide campaign to curb reckless driving, restore discipline on…

LOOKING BACK: Plans for influx of refugees outlined

The Herald, 8 July 1983 ZIMBABWE should expect an influx of refugees as conflict in South Africa and Namibia increased and should plan for this eventuality and provide the legal…