adminAll set for Charles Manyuchi tourney
Tadious Manyepo in CHIVHU ALL is set for the Charles Manyuchi boxing tournament to be held at the Phil-Jen Lodges in Chivhu tomorrow with all fighters on the bill…
Deputy Minister consoles Beitbridge accident victims’ family. . .as Government avails transport, bereavement fund
Conrad Mupesa Mashonaland West Bureau LOCAL Government and Public Works Deputy Minister Marian Chombo, whose ministry, through the Civil Protection Unit (CPU) is in charge of national disasters, yesterday…
Acting President Chiwenga visits Mhlanga home
Mukudzei Chingwere in Bulawayo Iconic playwright Cont Mhlanga will be remembered as one of the foremost champions of Zimbabwean culture and heritage and Government appreciates the role he played,…
Zanu PF Vice President Mohadi leads Mash-West clean-up campaign
Conrad Mupesa Mashonaland West Bureau ZANU PF’s second secretary and Vice President, Cde Kembo Mohadi is leading the Mashonaland West clean-up campaign at the provincial heroes’ shrine ahead of…
Collen Temeo to launch his second album today
Mandaza Chikarango Herald Correspondent Upcoming sungura musician Collen Temeo is set to sample his second album today in Harare. Temeo, who fronts Sungura Vibes group said he was…
Local artists for “Mighty Zambezi Lager Bonfire”
Arts Reporter Local artistes Tamy Moyo, Holy Ten, Djembe Monks, The Travellers and The Movement among others have been listed as top performers for this year’s edition of Mighty…
Power infrastructure vandals put on notice
Laws will be tightened and deterrent sentences imposed on those who vandalise and steal electricity infrastructure and systems even as Government broadens power generation and distribution, President Mnangagwa said yesterday when calling on all communities and agencies to tackle the problem.
President in Maputo for key regional meeting
PRESIDENT Mnangagwa will today join Sadc regional leaders for a high-level meeting that will culminate in the signing of a declaration providing for the protection of indigenous forests from rapid exploitation.
Shona, Ndebele Highway Code launched
The Highway Code has now been translated into Shona and Ndebele, and printed copies are available at a subsidised cost of US$5 each or the equivalent in local currency while Government is working on translating the code into the remaining 13 other official languages.
Zim, Spain to escalate relations
Spanish companies are eager to invest in Zimbabwe on projects to revive the economy in agriculture, tourism, renewable energy and sports, outgoing Ambassador of Spain to Zimbabwe Santiago Gomez-Acebo said yesterday.