‘Well done Zimbabwe Cricket, we salute you’

Eddie Chikamhi Senior Sports Reporter PRESIDENT Mnangagwa yesterday joined the nation in celebrating the successes being scored by the Zimbabwe cricket team following their historic win over the United States…

Zim achieves highest winter wheat hectarage

Precious Manomano Herald Reporter A RECORD wheat harvest is expected this year after the country put 86 000 hectares under the crop, the highest hectarage since wheat growing started in…

President promotes 4 AFZ senior officers

Columbus Mabika Herald Reporter Commander-in-Chief of the Zimbabwe Defence Forces, President Mnangagwa, yesterday promoted four Air Force of Zimbabwe (AFZ) Wing Commanders to the rank of Group Captain with effect…

‘Chiefs key for development’

Mukudzei Chingwere recently in CHIREDZI Traditional leaders have a central role to play in liaising with Government departments to champion development in their areas, Local Government and Public Works Minister…

EDITORIAL COMMENT: Enforcement of new bus safety laws needs priority

WHILE there is strong support among the travelling public for the widening of laws and regulations governing buses, kombis and other public service vehicles, and general support among the licenced…

Civil servants welcome Govt’s move on salaries

Blessings Chidakwa Herald Reporter CIVIL servants have welcomed Government’s proposed salary increment to be tabled “imminently” amid indications that the forex component will be increased by US$100 to US$150. The…

Iron, steel sector targets US$6bn

Rutendo Gomwe Herald Correspondent The Iron and Steel and General Engineering Industry plans to generate US$6 billion and employ 50 000 people by 2026, officials have said. This came out…

Macheso, Mhere and Moyo to bring back family fun

Arts Reporters THE July 2 musical show slated for Harare Gardens featuring sungura musician Alick Macheso and gospel musicians Mathias Mhere and Dorcas Moyo is a make or break in…

Border traffic clears as South Africa fixes system

Thupeyo Muleya Beitbridge Bureau Transporters of commercial cargo who have been experiencing long delays at the Beitbridge Border Post following a technical glitch on the South African side, were eventually…

Makore suspected killers judgment set for Thursday

Judgment for the two suspected ritual killers accused of killing a Murehwa boy, Tapiwa Makore in 2020, has been set for Thursday. Justice Munamato Mutevedzi, who presided over the trial,…

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