Farm row spills into court

Ivan Zhakata Court Reporter A woman reportedly teamed up with her three sons and severely assaulted their neighbour over ownership of a farm. Florence Munetsi allegedly ganged up with her sons…

Who was Cecil Rhodes?

John Wight Correspondent Was he the great businessman, politician, patriot, and visionary his admirers claim, a man who did more than any other to develop an African continent which in the…

Burundi grenade attacks kill four

Four people were killed in Burundi on Saturday night, including a child selling boiled eggs at a bar, when three grenades hit the capital Bujumbura, residents said.

Council loses revenue to flat barons

Rutendo Rori Herald Reporter Harare City Council has warned residents of 58 flats in Mbare to resist unscrupulous people who are making them pay $100 each per month as rent, as…

US called to choose between Turkey, ‘terrorists’

ISTANBUL. – Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan expressed anger over a US official’s visit to a Kurdish militia group controlling the Syrian town of Kobane, urging Washington to choose between…

Retrenched workers still on Airzim payroll

Abigail Mawonde Herald Correspondent Air Zimbabwe is still paying over 300 workers it retrenched six months ago as it is unable to give them termination of employment packages, The Herald has…

$10m grant for NWP

Business Reporter THE National Water Project has received a $10 million grant from the Zimbabwe Reconstruction Fund which will support the preparation of the country’s National Water Resources Master Plan.

Editorial Comment: From fear of law to respect for ethics

The Constitutional Court ruled last week that criminal defamation in Zimbabwe was dead. It ruled that Section 96 of the Criminal Law was void from promulgation in 2004 and therefore…

Man rapes maid (15)

Lovemore Meya Court correspondent A 40-year-old Chitungwiza man allegedly proposed love to his 15-year-old maid promising to increase her wages and raped her after she turned down his advances, the court…

Mourinho breaks silence

LONDON. — Jose Mourinho has broken his silence to promise he will be back in football soon — and show himself to be The Humble One. Mourinho has been out…

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