adminCharakupa laid to rest
Herald Reporter
HERALD deputy chief photographer Onward Chara-kupa who died from injuries sustained in a car accident was buried at his rural home in Chihota communal lands yesterday.
Fraud costs Zesa US$3m
By Tinashe Farawo
ZESA Holdings reportedly lost over US$3 million to two workers of a Spanish computer firm which it had contracted to develop new computer systems and render technical assistance in its billing system.
Bosso, DeMbare match abandoned — again
By Lovemore Dube
Highlanders ………………………………………. (1) 1
Dynamos ……………………………………………. (0) 2
(Match abandoned two minutes into referee’s optional time)
POLICE decision to fire teargas canisters against the wind caused the abandonment of this epic Premiership clash at Barbourfields Stadium yesterday.
Civil servants blast Biti
Chronicle Reporter
CIVIL servants yesterday blasted Finance Minister Tendai Biti for going public about the issue of their salaries before discussing the matter with them first.
7 rogue cops nailed for armed robbery.
By Phyllis Kachere and Itai MazireIN a case set to rock the national police force, seven rogue officers, believed to have been part of a dangerous armed robbery gang, have been arrested while a Chikurubi Support Unit junior officer, also a suspected gang member, shot and killed himself with his service pistol last week.
Zupco to lay off 400
By Takunda Maodza
GOVERNMENT has given the financially-troubled Zimbabwe United Passenger Company the greenlight to retrench over 400 workers in a bid to return the firm to viability.
Charakupa to be buried today
Herald Reporter
Herald deputy chief photographer Onward Charakupa who died on Saturday morning at a city nursing home will be buried at his rural home in Chihota today.
Herald photographer Charakupa dies
Sunday Mail Reporter
HERALD deputy chief photographer Onward Charakupa has died.
Wa Mutharika calls for end to Sanctions against Zim
by Mabasa Sasa in New York, US
THE illegal Western economic sanctions on Zimbabwe are inconsistent with the founding principles of the United Nations and retard progress of the country’s development agenda as well as fostering of international peace, stability and co-operation, African Union chairman President Bingu Wa Mutharika of Malawi has said.
Copac: MDC-T activist in court
Herald Reporter
AN MDC-T activist who was arrested at the weekend for allegedly assaulting a policeman and disrupting a public gathering appeared in court yesterday.
Edmore Manyofa is facing charges of assault and public violence.