adminMinority groups call for recognition
BEITBRIDGE residents have called for due recognition of minority languages and for the equal distribution of resour-ces within communities in the new constitution.
Zimbabwean veteran journalist Nyahunzvi dies
Veteran journalist and former head of the Division of Mass Communication at Harare Polytechnic Tim Nyahunzvi has died. He was 72.
Release fertiliser, firms urged
Government has ordered fertiliser companies to start moving the commodity to farming areas countrywide for easy access by farmers as it negotiates with Treasury for a US$11 million facility to pay for an outstanding debt.
At last, ZBC journalist Reuben Barwe gets visa
Herald Reporter
The US embassy in Harare has finally granted a visa to ZBC News chief correspondent Reuben Barwe to enable him travel to New York to cover the 65th Ordinary Session of the United Nations General Assembly.
Schools appeal for farming land
Schools in Zaka District are appealing to the Govern-ment for land on adjacent farms under the ongoing land reform programme to enable them to contribute to food security in the drought-prone district.
US$2 000 virginity lawsuit thrown out
A Harare woman, who was claiming US$2 000 as compensation from a man who allegedly deflowered her daughter and impregnated her, has lost the case. Magistrate Ms Shelly Zvenyika on…
Sanctions hurt MDGs: President
Zimbabwe’s efforts to meet its Mille-nnium Development Goals have been pinned back by the illegal Western sanctions on the country, President Mugabe has said.
Zimbabwe to become most successful country in Africa: report
ZIMBABWE could stage an economic recovery within two years and a best case scenario could see it “back as one of the most successful countries in Africa” within 10 years.
Zim questions US sincerity
Zimbabwe has questioned America’s sincerity to the re-engagement dialogue scheduled for later this week following the denial of a visa to a journalist who was due to cover the ongoing United Nations meeting.
Oliver Mtukudzi heads for Masvingo
MUSIC superstar Oliver Mtukudzi will descend on Masvingo on 9 October for a show, his second in the city in two months.