adminMixed feelings over Kariba border closure
The suspension of the use of Kariba Border Post for cross border bus operators and clearing of imported vehicles through Zambia has been received with mixed feelings amid fears the development would stifle tourism and cause congestion at Chirundu One-Stop-Border Post.
Mcllroy in good place to end long Major drought
LONDON. — Rory McIlroy is the bookmakers’ favourite to win this week’s British Open at Hoylake and the in-form Northern Irishman may never get a better chance to secure the fifth major title that has eluded him for so long.
Pirates fans not surprised by Dzvukamanja’s exit, Chikoya slams striker
FOLLOWING Terrence Dzvukamanja’s exit from Orlando Pirates, a section of fans were not surprised because they often hurt him.
Private sector contributes to nation building
PRIVATE companies continue to heed President Mnangagwa’s call for all Zimbabweans to play their part in building their country in line with the mantra, “Nyika inovakwa nevene vayo/ Ilizwe lakhiwa ngabanikazi balo” mantra.
Matore freezes out ‘White Lion’
EXCITING Zimbabwe youth international midfielder Calum English-Brown was hoping to make a full explosion on the Castle Lager Premier Soccer League when joined last year’s runners-up Chicken Inn at the start of the season.
Air Force to fine-tune training of staff in defence of national airspace
The Air Force of Zimbabwe will continue training its personnel to meet the requirements of contemporary threats, building competent and determined forces ready to serve and protect the country, its people and upholding the constitution.
Tutani crosses floor to Shamva Mine
VETERAN coach Arthur ‘Tuts’ Tutani has joined Ruyamuro Northern Region Soccer League side Shamva Mine.
EcoCash sees 8-fold growth in first-quarter transaction values
Herald Correspondent EcoCash, the leading mobile payment platform in Zimbabwe, saw a surge in US dollar denominated transactions in the quarter ended May 31, 2023, after the government reduced Intermediated…
The Salvation Army world leaders jet into Zimbabwe
Phyllis Kachere The Salvation Army church outgoing international leaders General Brian Peddle and his wife Commissioner Rosalie have arrived in Harare for a three-day territorial congress scheduled to start on…
Low tariffs impact Econet’s capital expenditure programme
Herald Correspondent Econet Wireless Zimbabwe, the country’s largest mobile network operator, says the current low tariffs are affecting its capital expenditure. In a trading update for the quarter ended May…