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Ellina Mhlanga Sports Reporter IT will be a busy year for the Judo Association of Zimbabwe as they hope to continue with their efforts to promote the sport and one of…
Boost for Bikita landslide victims
Runesu Gwidi Herald Correspondent Government has pledged to continue partnering well-wishers in assisting two Bikita families with food and clothing after their homes were destroyed by flood-induced landslides that hit Mukanganwi…
Manicaland set to benefit from $70m fertiliser plant
Obert Chifamba Manicaland Bureau MANICALAND Province will be the biggest beneficiary of the $70 million fertiliser investment project to be rolled out across the country’s provinces, thanks to its close proximity…
SRC mediate in ZRU row
Petros Kausiyo Deputy Sports Editor THE Sport and Recreation Commission (SRC) have intervened in the dispute that has arisen between the Zimbabwe Rugby Union and the fired pair of chief executive…
30 months no town clerk for city
Innocent Ruwende Senior Reporter Harare City Council has now gone for over 30 months without a substantive town clerk, with no solution in sight, a situation the Mayor Councillor Bernard Manyenyeni…
City look to restore smooth progress
LONDON. — Manchester City will be aiming to resume business as usual when they face Newcastle United at the Etihad Stadium in the English Premier League tomorrow.
Kadoma housebreakers arrested, gadgets recovered
Herald Reporters Police recently recovered electric gadgets worth thousands of dollars when two suspected housebreakers were arrested in Kadoma. The recovered goods included television sets, several cellphones, laptops, DVD players and…
Steps to getting Africa’s protocol on women’s rights implemented
Ashwanee Budoo Correspondent The African Union has taken several initiatives to demonstrate its commitment to eliminating injustices against women in Africa. The most recent has been a meeting ahead of the…
CHEVRONS DETERMINED
ZIMBABWE batsman Sikandar Raza believes that the team is getting rewarded for the consistency in their selection policy as they came back strongly in the second game of the tri-nation…
TSCZ urges farmers to ear-tag livestock
Runesu Gwidi Masvingo Correspondent The Traffic Safety Council of Zimbabwe (TSCZ) has urged farmers living along the country’s major roads to put reflective ear tags on livestock to curb road carnage. Road…