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A victim of armed robbery yesterday positively identified a jerry can which had his initials at the bottom, as the High Court murder trial of suspected armed robber Musa Taj Abdul and his eight co-accused entered the third day yesterday.
Zimbabwe’s electricity access rate moves to 53pc
Zimbabwe’s electricity access rate stood at 53 percent of the population in 2020, with 86 percent of those with access being in urban areas while 14 percent are in rural areas, latest data shows.
Raw milk production continues to improve
Zimbabwe’s raw milk production in April rose 22,38 percent to 7,2 million litres compared to 5,9 million litres reported in the same period last year backed by availability of grazing pastures, official data showed on Tuesday.
Coach out to polish up Gems
ZIMBABWE senior netball team coach Ropafadzo Mutsauki says positive results at the Confederation of Southern Africa Netball Associations (COSANA) Tri-Nations Cup that begins this weekend in Malawi will boost their confidence ahead of the World Cup qualifiers.
Sheriff charged with fraud
SHERIFF of the High Court, MacDuff Madega, who allegedly auctioned a property twice without disclosing to parties involved sometime in 2012, yesterday appeared in court charged with fraud.
Minister’s visit consolidates Zim-India bilateral relations
Ivan Zhakata-Herald Correspondent INDIAN Minister of State for External Affairs and Parliamentary Affairs, Mr Shri Muraleedharan’s visit to Zimbabwe was aimed at consolidating the strong bilateral relations between the two…
Zibagwe RDC in devolution headway
ZIBAGWE Rural District Council (RDC) has completed most of its devolution projects, with the largest chunk of funds channelled towards the revitalisation of health and education sectors.
‘President headed for landslide victory in 2023’
AMID latest revelations by the respected pan-African research network, Afrobarometer, that more than 50 percent of the population has faith in the leadership of President Mnangagwa, political and economic analysts have said the ruling party and its leader are poised for a landslide victory in next year’s harmonised elections.
Former governor fined over gun
FORMER Mashonaland West Governor Faber Chidarikire was on Wednesday fined $30 000 for contravening the Firearms Act by leaving a revolver unsecured, enabling a thief to steal it.
‘We stand for what is right’
The international political system is a theatre of the absurd. We have seen where morals and rationality were supposed to be applied, but were left in the wilderness.