adminCity reduces bank accounts
Blessing Malinganiza Herald Reporter Harare City Council has complied with the Government directive to reduce the number of active bank accounts it has, and is now operating five transaction accounts, while…
South Sudan: New fighting, culpability of West
Lauren Hutton Correspondent When fighting broke out in Juba on Friday July 8, just hours ahead of the fifth Independence Day commemorations, there were many people who were not surprised that…
Zim woman breaks new ground in foreign land
Growing up in the heart of Karoi, Nicole Ndiweni never imagined for a single day towering beyond her community environs to become anybody other than an ordinary woman. Little did she…
Botswana to host US airfield
GABORONE. — Botswana is inching closer to hosting a United States of America military airfield, fresh reports have emerged. This is not the first time that the southern Africa country,…
6 Zimbabweans up for murder in Namibia
Crime Reporter SIX Zimbabweans have been arrested in Namibia on allegations of murdering a 32-year-old man after they robbed him of his wallet and cellphone, as he was walking home…
Focus on oil, follow the money: How Blair could be prosecuted
Greg Muttitt and David Whyte Contrary to Blair’s protestations, government documents released this week spell out how Iraqi oil was a central motive behind the war.
We’re still the mix, says Chitembwe
Eddie Chikamhi Sports Reporter CAPS United coach Lloyd Chitembwe maintains his team remains firmly on course in this year’s Castle Lager Championship race after picking a valuable point in their goalless…
Massacre in Dallas: America, the ungovernable
Norman Pollack Correspondent Blowback doesn’t just happen with America’s global intervention; it happens here as well — and based on the same political-structural-ideological dynamics. Anti-communism, the rigid fixation defining the American…
Worst ever champions
LONDON. — A bad final to end a modest tournament. Perhaps it was fitting, then, that its winners — via an extra-time goal from a former Swansea striker — are…
15 000 home-seekers stranded
Samantha Chigogo Herald Correspondent Over 15 000 home-seekers are stranded after illegal settlers occupied their land at Bramer Farms where they have been paying monthly instalments to Chitungwiza Municipality for the…