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Senior Court Reporters
MDC-T Youth Assembly chairperson Solomon Madzore, accused of playing a part in the murder of police Inspector Petros
Dry weekend for Harare residents
Felex Share Herald Reporter
WATER shortages that hit most western suburbs in Harare since Monday are likely to persist over the weekend after a Zesa transformer blew up at Morton Jaffray Water Treatment Plant yesterday.
This affected the maintenance of major pumps that burst after flooding.
By yesterday, council engineers had repaired one of the four pumps.
The pumps supply main water controls and reservoirs that feed all western suburbs, Norton and Chitungwiza.
Council spokesperson Mr Leslie Gwindi yesterday said the transformer “explosion” had derailed maintenance works.
“The maintenance process was progressing well and one of the main pumps was up and we were about to bring up the other three when we encountered the problem,” he said.
“One of the Zesa transformers at the plant was overcharged and exploded. As I speak, the (water) director (Engineer Christopher Zvo-bgo)
We want to be an integrated media house: Zimpapers
Herald Reporter
Zimpapers group chief executive Mr Justin Mutasa yesterday said once
Cyclone, Inline Academy clash
Sports Reporter
ZIFA Women’s National Soccer League enters the 12th week with a clash between Cyclone and Inline Academy at Mbare No 5
Application dismissed
Daniel Nemukuyu Senior Court Reporter
THE High Court has thrown out a review application in which Telecel Zimbabwe was challenging Attorney General Mr Johannes
Make the most out of life
This week I was inspired by the words of Alick Macheso that I read in an article written by Jonathan Mbiriyamveka in the
Wild Boys Vs Glamour Boys
Eddie Chikamhi Sports Reporter
AFTER failing to win a Premiership game outside Harare all season, giants Dynamos know they have to end that poor run at
Man’s Manchester madness!
Arthur Choga Lifestyle Correspondent
A young man’s dreams, stirred by a poster of an iconic football team, have come to life in a moving way, with the unlikely
EU sanctions five people for Saudi ambassador ‘plot’
BRUSSELS. – The European Union yesterday said it was targeting five people with anti-terrorist sanctions relating to an alleged
Benjani case: Further remand refused
Court Reporter
LEEROY Waguta, the man accused of swindling England-based footballer Benjani Mwaruwari of R100 000 and US$5 000, was