adminDiarrhoea claims two in Bulawayo
Two people have died from a diarrhoea outbreak that has hit the country’ssecond city, Bulawayo, an official has said. Bulawayo City Council Divisional Environmental Health Officer, Dr Nhlonipo Precious Sithole…
President hails Cde Simon Muzenda’s liberation contribution
Herald Reporter PRESIDENT Mnangagwa has described the late national hero, former Vice President Cde Simon Vengai Muzenda as a revolutionary and fearless freedom fighter who devoted his entire adult life…
Sikhala’s wife in court
Senior Court Reporter Legislator Job Sikhala’s wife, Ellen, appeared in court today on charges of reckless driving after she allegedly drove against a one way along Seke Road in Harare.…
Another prisoner escapes from prison in Gweru
Crime reporter Another 23-year-old robber has escaped from lawful custody in Gweru where he was serving a 48-month jail term for plain robbery. Police have since launched a manhunt for…
ZC appoints new bowling coach
Sports Reporter ZIMBABWE Cricket have confirmed the appointment of Englishman Steve Kirby as the Zimbabwe senior men’s new bowling coach. Kirby is expected to join the national team ahead of…
Fired Harare finance boss Kwenda bounces back
Municipal Reporter Harare City Council’s plan to fire finance director Mr Tendai Kwenda has hit a brickwall after the Local Government Board recommended for his reinstatement with full benefits. Kwenda…
500 youths trained in farming
Conrad Mupesa-Mashonaland West Bureau AT least 500 youths in Mashonaland West province have gone through comprehensive farming training workshops aimed at equipping them with skills and knowledge. The workshops are…
President Mnangagwa meets UN Secretary-General
Herald Reporter President Mnangagwa held a bilateral meeting with the UN Secretary General, Mr Antonio Guterres on the sidelines of the 77th session of the UN General Assembly, in New…
Zim champions rights of minorities — President
Fungi Kwaramba in NEW YORK, US ZIMBABWE has come up with a wide range of measures to ensure inclusion of minorities in all facets of the socio-economic fabric of society…
Civil servants welcome USD pay increase
Ivan Zhakata Herald Correspondent Civil servants have welcomed the 25 percent salary increment in that portion of pay paid in US dollars, although they would like it to be higher, but…