Takaidza to join the Gems in SA for World Cup qualifiers

Ellina Mhlanga Senior Sports Reporter AUSTRALIA-BASED Joice Takaidza is expected to join the rest of the Zimbabwe senior netball team in South Africa for the Netball World Cup qualifiers that…

Balakasi sets new target

Tadious Manyepo Sports Reporter HIGH-FLYING Ruyamuro Northern Region Division One Soccer League top goal scorer Tinashe Balakasi has revised his season target to 30 goals. He had initially aimed at…

President in DRC for Sadc Summit

Fungi Kwaramba in KINSHASA, DRC PRESIDENT Mnangagwa arrived here yesterday for the 42nd Sadc summit that is expected to push for beneficiation of the region’s vast resources and promotion of…

Wearing of face masks for triple vaccinated relaxed

Rumbidzayi Zinyuke Senior Reporter The almost one million Zimbabweans triple-vaccinated against Covid-19 no longer need to wear masks outdoors in public Cabinet agreed yesterday but those unvaccinated, or with only…

Beitbridge border post upgrade excites travellers

Thupeyo Muleya  Beitbridge Bureau Incoming traffic is surging at the transformed Beitbridge border post, with more tourists and ordinary travellers coming in from South Africa now preferring to drive through…

Govt confronts measles outbreak

Mukudzei Chingwere Herald Reporter Government has invoked the Civil Protection Unit Act to deal with the measles outbreak that has so far claimed 157 lives from complications after spreading across…

Three drill rigs commissioned for Presidential borehole drilling scheme

Columbus Mabika Herald Reporter Government is committed to ending water challenges in rural services centres, growth points, schools and small towns to achieve universal access to water, Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries,…

Harmonisation of SADC traffic signs gathers momentum

Mandaza Chikarango Herald Reporter SADC has agreed on a common set of traffic signs and signals, so drivers in the region will be able to instantly recognise warning signs and…

Thirty years later, it still feels special

Robson Sharuko H-Metro Editor IT was one of sport’s finest years — invited guests, Denmark, won Euro ’92, the US Dream Team illuminated the Barcelona Olympics and Riddick Bowe beat…

Kariba anchors power supply despite low water

Kariba South power station remains Zimbabwe’s major source of electricity despite production limitations  due to the low water level, which has prompted the Zimbabwe River Authority (ZRA) to ration the amount of water used to generate electricity from Lake Kariba.

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