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At the Gallery WHEN was the last time you visited the National Gallery of Zimbabwe? As we celebrate our 60th anniversary, the National Gallery of Zimbabwe invites members of the…
Chitungwiza council battles 129 lawsuits
Lovemore Meya Herald Correspondent CASH-STRAPPED Chitungwiza Municipality is battling 129 lawsuits involving labour, civil and criminal cases worth over $7 million.
Cholera kills 1 500 in Yemen
SANAA. – The World Health Organisation (WHO) said here on Saturday that a cholera outbreak in war-torn Yemen has killed 1 500 people since late April.
Metallon expedites regional ventures
Tinashe Makichi Business Reporter METALLON Corporation, the parent company of Zimbabwe’s largest gold producer, is expediting processes to operationalise mining ventures in Tanzania and the Democratic Republic of Congo(DRC).
Benjani fumes over reports
Sports Reporter FORMER Zimbabwe captain Benjani Mwaruwari was fuming yesterday after reports in a local Sunday newspaper claimed he had sharply criticised the way ZIFA president Philip Chiyangwa was running…
Stone Age comes to life at Sally Mugabe Heights
Chiedza Matenga Arts Correspondent Acorn Township, famed for its name Sally Mugabe Heights, has a few monuments that most of residents do not seem to be aware of. Situated just…
AU 29: Getting to grips with youth unemployment
Cathrine Mudyanadzo Correspondent THE ongoing 29th Ordinary Session of the Summit of the African Union is running under the theme “Harnessing the Demographic Dividend through Investments in Youths”.
Ex-mayor clings to office keys
Lovemore Meya Herald Correspondent Fired Chitungwiza mayor Councillor Phillip Mutoti is holding on to keys to his former office that are required by the caretaker commission for use by external…
Govt bails out debt-ridden SAA
JOHANNESBURG. – South African Airways (SAA) has been provided with state funds to help it repay loans of about 2,3 billion rand ($176 million) to Standard Chartered, the government said…
Poetry gems in ‘Death of the Commissar’
Richmore Tera Correspondent Some people are very good at springing surprises.