Terrorism and white men’s murderous rage
David Rosen Correspondent Five days after the Halloween lone-wolf terrorist, Sayfullo Saipov, attacked pedestrians and bicyclists in New York, killing eight people and injuring 12 others, another lone-wolf undertook a terrorist…
SA strike: Platinum firms to bypass unions
Johannesburg. — The world’s largest platinum companies said they will put their latest pay offer directly to striking South African workers starting last Friday, bypassing their union after talks failed…
Carnival spreads tentacles
Liberty Dube Mutare Bureau The Harare International Carnival is set to spread its tentacles to Mutare and other cities across the country, as Government intensifies efforts to generate more revenue for…
Commission probes underhand Chitungwiza land deals
Lovemore Meya Herald Correspondent The commission running the affairs of Chitungwiza Municipality is in the process of identifying all pieces of land that were allocated to employees by council bosses and…
BITI’S COUP THAT NEVER WAS
Yesterday, the 26th of April 2014, the Secretary General of the Party convened a meeting of a few members of his faction calling it the meeting of the National Council…
Council commissions $30m equipment
Innocent Ruwende Municipal Reporter Harare City Council has commissioned refuse trucks and road maintenance equipment bought under the $30 million loan facility accessed from local banks for recapitalisation.
Shamu lays into ‘lazy’ civil servants
Walter Nyamukondiwa in NORTON MASHONALAND West Minister of State for Provincial Affairs Cde Webster Shamu has read the riot act to civil servants in the province, saying they should shape…
Churches can boost Buy Zim initiative
Vandudzayi Zirebwa Buy Zimbabwe I believe that as Zimbabweans we all hope for a better economy and as such we should be willing to embrace sentiments that give us hope.…
Verification and certifying statements of results
Last week the examiner went in depth in the discussion about the verification or confirmation of results.
Editorial Comment: All should join fight against cancer
Statistics provided by the World Health Organisation on cancer are frightening, with the disease now the leading cause of death globally, having claimed 8,8 million lives in 2015 alone.







