‘Jail made me realise my pastoral calling’
Herald Reporter Former Public Service, Labour and Social Welfare Minister Petronella Kagonye who was slapped with an effective 16 month jail term for stealing 20 laptops in a corruption case…
New lease of life for rugby coach Dawson
Sports Reporter THE Zimbabwe Rugby Union have extended the contract of the senior national team head coach Brendan Dawson to October 2023. Dawson’s contact was reviewed during an executive meeting…
Rhodesia scores big breakthrough in production of drugs
The Rhodesia Herald, October 7, 1978 LIFE-SAVING drugs of world importance can now be manufactured in Rhodesia, said Mr Maurice Kramer, managing director of CAPS Holdings Ltd. Through termination processes based…
Beitbridge appeals for vocational centres
Thupeyo Muleya, Beitbridge Bureau Beitbridge residents have implored the Government and its partners to consider setting up vocational training centres and institutions of higher learning to minimise the challenges they…
FC Platinum vengeance on the cards
Eddie Chikamhi Senior Sports Reporter DEFENDING champions FC Platinum have a perfect opportunity to settle their grievances with Herentals and draw closer to the Castle Lager Premiership football title at…
Forged documents land businessman in court
Nyore Madzianike Senior Court Reporter ZORORO Energy Group director Michael Shongwe Ndoro appeared in court yesterday on allegations of forging the company’s registration documents to elbow out his business partner,…
Sanctions’ first aim is underdevelopment
Lovemore Chikova Development Dialogue The right to development is an absolute human right, yet there are some countries which still treat others with disdain when it comes to this important…
Demystifying sanctions on Zim, wrath of imposing nations
Dr Norbert Hosho Correspondent Economic sanctions are not a new thing in the international world. They have existed since the ancient Greek, and there has been an acceleration of sanctioning…
US furthering own decline by scaring off Chinese scientists
Bradley Blankenship A recent report by the Wall Street Journal found that many top-tier academics of Chinese descent who hold positions in American universities are considering leaving the country over…
Land barons jailed for fraud
Zvamaida Murwira Senior Reporter Three land barons were jailed for 12 months on fraud charges each this week by a Harare magistrate for illegally selling State land reserved for a…










