adminFake court order backfires
Herald Reporter A Harare businessman was last week fined $400 for selling his tenant’s property worth over $2 million using a fake court order as compensation for $4 000 rental…
Acquire fire tender, Norton urged
Norton Town Council has been urged to acquire a fire tender to enhance its disaster preparedness. Norton Residents Development Trust secretary-general Mr Laston Tachiona said fires have damaged residents’ properties in…
Lukaku’s voodoo message
LONDON. — Farhad Moshiri has claimed that Romelu Lukaku refused to sign a contract extension at Everton after the soccer striker’s mother got a “voodoo” message telling him to go…
End of old politics, beginning of new
Rashweat Mukundu Correspondent The year 2018 will be a watershed year for Zimbabwe as much as 2017, not so much because of the likelihood of a ballot that will have new…
Human smuggling, Libya’s political endgame
Mark Micallef and Tuesday Reitano Correspondents Migrant arrivals in Europe from Libya have dropped, but interventions could undermine Libya’s peace process.
Breaking US sanctions with cryptocurrency
Gary Wilson Correspondent A recent front-page headline of the New York Times read, “To Evade Sting of US Sanctions Nations Ponder Digital Currency.” (January 4, 2018) The deception in this report begins…
Chirundu put on high cholera alert
John Murwira Correspondent The Ministry of Health and Child Care has put Chirundu in Mashonaland West Province on high alert for cholera following an outbreak of the disease in neighbouring Zambia.
Zera licenses 9 independent power producers
George Maponga Masvingo Bureau The Zimbabwe Electricity Regulatory Authority (ZERA) last year issued power generation licences to nine independent power producers (IPPs) with a potential to produce a cumulative 260 megawatts…
Redcliff revenue up 52pc
Patrick Chitumba Midlands Bureau Chief REDCLIFF Municipality recorded a 52 percent surge in revenue inflows between September and November last year, a positive development attributed to the $38 million windfall made…
Winds ravage Nyamakate
Conrad Mupesa Mash West Correspondent Villagers in the Nyamakate area of Hurungwe were recently left homeless after heavy winds destroyed both their property and crops.