adminReturn of relics postponed
LAGOS. – A British university has postponed the return of more than 100 Benin Bronzes to Nigeria after a presidential decree named a royal ruler as the owner and custodian…
Kariba hosts pageant promoting environmental awareness
Langalakhe Mabena Arts Correspondent It is that time of the year again where beauty and brains come together to celebrate and promote environmental awareness. Waterfront Resort in Kariba will be…
Machel’s monument to stand tall in Harare
Herald Correspondent A MONUMENT in honour of Mozambican founding President Samora Machel will this year be erected in Harare as a way of keeping his legacy alive. This project will…
Man kills colleague over R200
Yeukai Karengezeka Court Correspondent A suspected facilitator for border jumpers using Beitbridge on Wednesday appeared in court for allegedly fatally stabbing his colleague who wanted more money to help four…
Police, council in blitz against kombis, pirate taxis
Crime Reporter Police and Harare City Council have yet again embarked on a joint operation targeting all illegal vendors, touts, unregistered kombis and pirate taxis operating at undesignated places in…
Cannabis industry blowing in right direction
Nathan Muchemwa Correspondent Zimbabwe is poised to become one of the biggest producers or exporters of cannabis sativa in Southern Africa. In addition, it is already one of the biggest…
Oil edges higher with weaker dollar, supply halts in focus
Oil advanced for the fourth session in five as easing US inflation weakened the dollar and traders assessed interruptions to supplies.
Couples named US Ryder Cup vice-captain
NEW YORK. — Fred Couples was named a vice captain for this year’s United States Ryder Cup team on Wednesday by captain Zach Johnson as the holders prepare to face…
Ageless Dhoni reinvents himself to remain useful in IPL
MUMBAI. — It has been nearly four years since Mahendra Singh Dhoni quit international cricket, but the 41-year-old continues to deliver the goods for Chennai Super Kings after reinventing himself…
WB calls for urgency in tackling poor nations’ debt
Group of Seven policymakers must recognise the urgent need to tackle debt problems in developing nations and should discuss ways to bring more transparency to the issue, World Bank president David Malpass said.