‘Agric Show retains its original flair’
The Harare Agricultural Show which is slated for August 24 to 29 has been applauded for retaining its original agricultural flair and farmers have been urged to attend and showcase…
Sables crushed
ZIMBABWE’s Africa Cup dream crumbled as the Sables were hammered 6-80 by a World Cup bound Namibia in Windhoek yesterday.
Harare out to defend title
Bryan Zhawi Bridge Writer Harare Province Under20 Basketball team is in another stern test at this year’s edition of National Youth Games being held in Mutare from 15 to 23…
WEDDINGS: Amateur photographers may cost the fun
Tendai Mbirimi – Bridal Writer Your wedding day will only happen once and therefore ensure you hire a professional wedding photographer who will get it right.
Chicken Inn win again
Mehluli Sibanda – Senior Sports Reporter Chicken Inn. . . . . .. . . . . . (1) 2 Chapungu. . . . . . . . . . .…
OPINION: Land reforms — the final solution
The Herald of Thursday, 9 July 2015 reported “Cabinet okays new land rentals”.
Rastafarian Perspectives: ‘We are our own heroes’
WHEN Marcus Garvey Junior was young and growing into an adult, his father, a stone mason and undertaker took him to his workplace one day and invited him underground.
Seven land barons appear in court
Seven of the 15 suspected land barons arrested last week for allegedly selling State and municipal land while working in cahoots with senior Harare City Council officials appeared before a…
The new king of Google
ONE of Sundar Pichai’s clearest memories of growing up in Chennai, India involves picking up the results of a blood test for one of his parents.
Zesa shines light on farming
Farmers have hailed Zesa for sticking to its part of the agreement to supply them with uninterrupted power during an agreed four days per week.






