adminDR Congo lashes out at US over sanctions
KINSHASA – The government of the Democratic Republic of Congo accused the United States in a statement on Thursday of sowing “chaos”, after Washington placed two top allies of President Joseph Kabila…
Vice Chancellors call on Zuma to intervene
JOHANNESBURG – Johannesburg University’s Vice Chancellor Ihron Rensburg has called on President Jacob Zuma to intervene on the raging Fees Must Fall campaign, adding his voice to his Wits counterpart.
Shimon Peres laid to rest
JERUSALEM/ADDIS ABABA – World leaders bid farewell to Israeli elder statesman and Nobel Peace laureate Shimon Peres at his funeral in Jerusalem Friday, with US President Barack Obama hailing him as…
‘Digitisation will tell our story’
From Tendai Mugabe in Kariba— The digitisation project being spearheaded by Government through the Ministry of Information, Media and Broadcasting Services will result in 80 percent of the country receiving…
First Lady rescues school
Innocent Ruwende Senior Reporter First Lady Dr Grace Mugabe came to the rescue of one of the poorest schools in Chivi District, Dzingirayi Primary School, after donating uniforms and other goods…
Parliament opening date moved
Nyemudzai Kakore Herald Correspondent The official opening of the 4th Session of the Eighth Parliament by President Mugabe has been moved from the 4th to the 6th of October 2016. The President…
Harare unveils $450m budget
Innocent Ruwende Municipal Reporter Harare City Council has unveiled a $447 million budget for 2017, with the bulk of the funds earmarked for service delivery, while a third will be allocated…
AFRICA’S BIG BOYS LINE UP DATE WITH WARRIORS
Robson Sharuko Senior Sports Editor ZIFA president Philip Chiyangwa says the Warriors have become hot property on the continent, with a number of Africa’s traditional football giants lining up to take…
Chloride operating at full throttle
Business Reporter Art Corporation’s battery manufacturing subsidiary, Chloride Zimbabwe is now operating at full capacity after seeing increased volumes following restrictions introduced by Government on imported batteries under Statutory Instrument…
Editorial Comment: Our diamond sector can shine forever
Given the harsh economic experiences Zimbabwe has gone through over the past 16 years due to, among other things, hostile foreign interference, it is only natural that authorities and ordinary…