High temperatures to persist
Samantha Chigogo Herald Correspondent Most parts of Zimbabwe have been experiencing high temperatures of between 40 and 43 degrees Celsius this week and the situation will continue, the Meteorological Services Department…
MSU student dupes Alpha Omega Dairy
Fungai Jachi Court Correspondent A Midlands State University student was yesterday ordered to perform 105 hours of community service after being convicted of defrauding Alpha Omega Dairy of $970 in a…
2016: Year of global barbarism?
Ben Schreiner Correspondent With New Year celebrations barely in the rear view mirror, foreboding storm clouds are once again forming along the horizon. The blackening skies are casting a dour…
Arsenal’s big bid
LONDON. — Arsenal have made a bid for Borussia Dortmund striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang. The Gunners have tabled a £44.7m offer for the Gabon international, according to Spanish journalist Kike Marin.
Martinez hails Barry
LIVERPOOL. — Everton manager Roberto Martinez described Gareth Barry as one of England’s finest ever players after he helped guide his team closer to the final of the League Cup.
Exeter ready to ambush Reds
EXETER. — Liverpool are one step away from Wembley in the League Cup, but have been promised a testing start to their FA Cup soccer campaign by underdogs Exeter City…
Visual artists for BP London portrait show
Mathew Masinge Arts Correspondent Talent search programme “ZimTalent Hunt” has encouraged Zimbabwean visual artists that do portaits in the country or in the diaspora to enter the prestigious BP Annual Portrait…
10 people up for murder
Prosper Dembedza Court Correspondent Ten people, including a 16-year-old teenager yesterday appeared in court for fatally stoning a suspected thief after they found him unlocking their neighbour’s door at night.
WHO hails Zim health authority
Herald Reporter The Health Professions Authority Zimbabwe is one of the best examples of regulatory bodies in Africa, as it is known for promoting high quality health care, the World…
Council property vandalised as illegal settlers dig in
Municipal Reporter= The illegal settlers occupying Crowborough and Ingwe farms have vandalised Harare City Council’s property that includes pipes and gate valves after the city started pumping waste water onto…

