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Paidamoyo Chipunza Senior Reporter President Emmerson Mnangagwa is expected to meet the country’s 282 traditional leaders in Gweru next week. In a statement yesterday, Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Information, Media…
2017: A year for the history books
Farirai Machivenyika My Speaker Sir Mr Speaker Sir, as we begin 2018, let’s start by looking at some of the events that took place in the legislative assembly last year. The year…
CPU on high alert
Richard Muponde and Whinsley Masara The Civil Protection Unit (CPU) is on high alert for any disasters, including floods, this rainy season and Government has since released $1,2 million for…
UPDATED: Road crashes claim 136 during festive season
Crime Reporter A total of 136 people died in about 1 400 separate road traffic accidents recorded countrywide during the festive season. The figures were recorded between December 15, 2017 and…
Ngwenya ready to tour Zim
Arts Correspondent United Kingdom-based gospel musician Timothy Ngwenya is ready to reunite with his local fans when he tours the country next month. He is expected to stage shows in Harare…
President may need an assessment framework
Martin Tarusenga It was and is with apparent apprehension and diffidence that ministers in the new President’s Government received the call to achieve set targets in the first one hundred…
Co-habiting with minor lands pair in dock
Victor Maphosa Herald Reporter A 22-year-old Harare man yesterday appeared in court for allegedly fondling and touching the private parts of a girl (12) before persuading her to cohabit with his…
Iran targeted for resistance against US
TYEHRAN. — The chief commander of Iran’s Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) says enemies have been struggling to pose cultural and economic threats to the Islamic Republic, which has stood…
Challenge of talk radio in Zim
Tafataona Mahoso Correspondent One of the consistent and persistent tenets in the ethos of the new era led by President Emmerson Mnangagwa and his team is a call to citizens to…
Palestinian leaders say no to Trump’s threats over Jerusalem
RAMALLAH. — Palestinian leaders said yesterday they will not be “blackmailed” after US President Donald Trump threatened to cut aid worth more than $300 million annually, his latest provocative move…