admin6-man armed robbery suspects in the dock
Margaret Matibiri Herald Correspondent A gang of six armed robbers that was targeting service stations, butcheries and wholesales and got away with close to $50 000 has appeared in court. Tinashe Jokonyo…
Role of churches in keeping cities clean . . . . PHD Ministries to hold clean-up campaign tomorrow
Roselyne Sachiti Features Editor Harare’s central business district and Mbare Musika are a carnival of activity. Littered with illegal vendors, pirate taxis, touts, kombis and long distance buses, going there is like…
Bank wins $6m lawsuit
Fidelis Munyoro Chief Court Reporter Stanbic Bank Zimbabwe has been awarded $6 million after successfully suing a construction company for failure to honour an overdraft facility arrangement.
Bako heads for SA Moto-X regional
Collin Matiza Sports Editor YOUNG Zimbabwean junior motocross sensation Emmanuel Bako is set to open his 2018 campaign by taking part in the opening round of the South African Northern Regions…
Renault KWID: Affordable, user-friendly vehicle
Tinashe Makichi Motoring As an innovator since 1898, Renault has constantly sought to pioneer new ideas, question conventional thinking and reinvent the way we use cars. The Renault KWID combines the comfort…
Zimplats revenue up 80 percent
Zimbabwe’s largest platinum producer Zimplats Holdings Limited’s revenue for the quarter ended December 30, 2017 jumped 80 percent to $184 million from the previous quarter on the back of sale…
Chitungwiza artists exhibit at US airport
Gilbert Munetsi Herald Correspondent The first beneficiaries of the Chitungwiza Arts Centre recently joined their peers from Harare for exhibitions at Hartsfield-Jackson Airport in the United States. The arrangement was part of…
Take advantage of new dispensation, investors told
Innocent Ruwende and Timo Shihepo Minister of State for Harare Metropolitan Province Miriam Chikukwa has urged foreign and local investors to take advantage of the new political dispensation to create…
Growing opposition to Israeli plans to deport African refugees
Jean Shaoul Correspondent Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s plan to deport African refugees, mainly from Sudan and Eritrea, to so-called safe countries Rwanda and Uganda, has provoked a backlash.
Govt urged to fund new curriculum
Sydney Mubaiwa in Zaka Teachers and parents in Zaka have urged Government to allocate more resources to the education system for easier implementation of the new curriculum which came into…