adminIndia hikes interest rates
MUMBAI. – India’s central bank last Friday raised interest rates for the 12th time in 18 months to combat near double-digit
Al Hilal in semi-finals
CASABLANCA, Morocco. – Al Hilal of Sudan yesterday joined Nigeria’s Enyimba into the semifinals of the CAF Champions
10 years for killing brother
Farai Kuvirimirwa Herald Correspondent
A GOKWE man, who fatally stabbed his brother following an altercation over use of family cattle, was this week sent to jail for an
Man swallows 72 bags of cocaine, tries to sneak through customs
A YOUNG Irishman is contemplating spending the next decade and a half in jail after he tried to sneak past Brazilian customs
Dangers of pollution to health, ecosystems
Pollution in all its formats whether its air, water, pesticide, etc, is now a worldwide problem. Those policymakers who refuse
Chimoio shrine visit an eye opener
Lloyd Gumbo recently in CHIMOIO, Mozambique
ZIMBABWEAN youths should be taught the country’s history to enable them to preserve the legacy
JSE on the front foot in light trade
Johannesburg – The JSE firmed in midday trade last Friday, albeit in light trade following a futures close-out on Thursday
Sex across colour riles settlers
Title: The Grass is Singing
Author: Doris Lessing
Printer: Michael Joseph
Pages: 256
ISBN: 1950 edition
Adulterer killed in fight over cattle
Chinhoyi Bureau
AN adulterous Hurungwe man who felt aggrieved by the fine of four cattle imposed by a headman was fatally assaulted by
60 percent of local cancer cases HIV related
Tsungirirai Dhambuza Herald Reporter
ZIMBABWE records 7 000 new cancer cases annually and 60 percent of these are HIV related, the Health and Child Welfare