adminZinara ordered to rehire fired workers
Freeman Razemba Senior Reporter Transport and Infrastructural Development Minister Dr Joram Gumbo has directed the Zimbabwe National Roads Administration (Zinara) to reinstate 51 of the workers it fired last year,…
Hlongwane speaks on sports facilities
Ellina Mhlanga Sports Reporter NATIONAL sports associations may soon stop paying for sporting facilities owned by Government. Sport and Recreation Minister Makhosini Hlongwane yesterday said he will be meeting with his…
Pastor Bandimba bounces back
Tawanda Marwizi Arts Correspondent Gospel musician Pastor Bandimba who made waves with song “Jesu Idombo” has bounced back with an album titled “Taura Nhoroondo”. The six-track album has songs of different…
Arts centre engages young talent
Tawanda Marwizi Arts Correspondent Chitungwiza Arts Centre has embarked on an art training session for young aspiring artists. The initiative that began last week saw several art-loving youths coming and…
Run your own race
Charles Mungoshi Jnr. Versatile Fufu In this life we are not the same, everyone has their own identity. The human error that is common in the multitudes is that we compete…
Court summons Neymar
MADRID. — Barcelona’s Brazilian soccer star Neymar has been called to give evidence by Spain’s national court on February 2 for alleged fraud surrounding his transfer to Barcelona in 2013.
Agency sues 563 litterbugs
Fungai Lupande Herald Reporter Environmental Management Agency last year sued 563 litterbugs and gave City of Harare 11 orders for flouting waste management laws. EMA spokesperson Ms Batsirai Gayner Sibanda yesterday…
‘Man U must find balance’
LONDON. — Manchester United captain Wayne Rooney felt that his side’s 3-3 draw at Newcastle United showed that they need to find the right balance between attack and defence.
Rwanda ready for CHAN showcase
KIGALI. — The host of the 2016 African Nations Championship (CHAN 2016), Rwanda, said yesterday it is ready ahead of the tournament’s start this weekend.
Thunder showers to continue
Samantha Chigogo Herald Correspondent Thunder-showers hitting most parts of the country will continue this week and farmers should seek advice from extension officers, the Meteorological Services Department said yesterday.