Lukaku double fires United to victory
Romelu Lukaku enjoyed a dream Premier League debut for Manchester United as the Belgian’s brace inspired a 4-0 rout of West Ham, while Jonjo Shelvey’s dismissal was the pivotal moment…
Mckenzie happy with league break
Ray Bande Mutare Bureau MUTARE Sports Club coach Mckenzie Munetsi thinks his team’s inactivity in the Intercity League for the past three weeks could not have come at a better time…
College Press answers new curriculum call
Elliot Ziwira @ The Book Store Although no single definition may be said to be holistic in the explanation of the complex phenomenon known as curriculum, it can be simply referred…
Opposition leader sues Econet over $1
Abigail Mawonde Herald Correspondent Zimbabwe Development Party leader Mr Kisinoti Mukwazhe has taken a local mobile network service provider to the High Court for a dollar that he claims was unprocedurally…
Major boost for Tanya
Ellina Mhlanga Sports Reporter YOUNG motocross rider Tanya Muzinda’s star continues to shine after she got a one-year gym sponsorship from Crossfit Kyma Gym in Mount Pleasant.
Big plans for Tokwe-Mukosi fisheries
George Maponga Masvingo Bureau Chivi Rural District Council has announced plans to mobilise funds and engage private investors to partner villagers in commercial fishing ventures at Tokwe-Mukosi Dam.
Barclays hires new global head of equities
LONDON. — Barclays has hired Stephen Dainton, a former Credit Suisse executive, to be global head of equities.
School feeding scheme to stay
Herald Reporter Government has adopted the ongoing school feeding programme as a policy that will be implemented not only in drought years even when the country enjoys bumper harvests, Primary…
Chelsea down to bare bones
LONDON. — At Cobham on Friday, Antonio Conte was asked whether the English Premier League would have to wait until Eden Hazard and Tiemoue Bakayoko returned to full fitness to…
Fury over Bolt’s sad ending
LONDON. — Usain Bolt’s dramatic and inglorious end to his top level career was the fault of world championship organisers, his furious team-mates claimed.











