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ZIFA slashes gate charges for Warriors, Highlanders clash
ZIFA slashes gate charges for Warriors, Highlanders clash

Zimpapers Sports Hub THE Zimbabwe Football Association has reduced gate charges for the Warriors’ exhibition match against Highlanders FC set for Wednesday at Barbourfields Stadium. The country’s football mother body…

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Falcon College pupil drowns while canoeing
Falcon College pupil drowns while canoeing

Sukulwenkosi Dube-Matutu [email protected] A FORM One learner at Falcon College has drowned after a canoe he was using capsised at a dam within the school premises. Matabeleland South provincial police…

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PPP projects under US$5m classified as small-scale — guideline
PPP projects under US$5m classified as small-scale — guideline

Nqobile Bhebhe, [email protected] PUBLIC Private Partnership (PPP) projects valued at US$5 million and below have been classified as small-scale, while those exceeding the threshold will be treated as large-scale investments…

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President Mnangagwa directs release of US$5 million monthly for completion of Lake Gwayi-Shangani
President Mnangagwa directs release of US$5 million monthly for completion of Lake Gwayi-Shangani

Sikhumbuzo Moyo PRESIDENT Mnangagwa has directed a monthly allocation of US$5 million towards the construction of the strategic Gwayi-Shangani Dam in Matabeleland North, a move expected to accelerate completion of…

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‘We’ve bolstered defences against war shocks’
‘We’ve bolstered defences against war shocks’

Zvamaida Murwira Senior Reporter Government is implementing measures to shield Zimbabwe from global economic disruptions caused by war in the Middle East, while remaining open to complementary engagement as it…

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Land title to unlock US$16bn value
Land title to unlock US$16bn value

Rutendo Nyeve Victoria Falls Reporter  PRESIDENT Mnangagwa’s Land Tenure Implementation Committee has registered major progress in spearheading a transformative programme that is turning land from a dead asset into a…

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Import substitution saves nation US$200m
Import substitution saves nation US$200m

Edgar Vhera Agriculture Specialist Writer ZIMBABWE’S push to grow more of its own food is yielding tangible results, with the country saving a combined US$200 million in maize imports over…

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Caribbean nations back Zim UNSC bid
Caribbean nations back Zim UNSC bid

Wallace Ruzvidzo Herald Reporter ST KITTS and Nevis, Guyana and Jamaica have become the latest Caribbean nations to pledge their support for Zimbabwe’s bid for a non‑permanent seat on the…

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Sadc urged to honour liberation heritage
Sadc urged to honour liberation heritage

Wallace Ruzvidzo and Richard Muponde SADC member States should demonstrate solidarity and honour the region’s liberation heritage and interconnected communities through meaningful and enduring cooperation, including the naming of heritage…

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INFIDELITY ROW LEADS TRUCK DRIVER TO KILL HIMSELF, SON AT HIS BROTHER-IN-LAW’S HOUSE . . . He caught his wife pants down with his landlord . . . His wife then told him the child was not his son
INFIDELITY ROW LEADS TRUCK DRIVER TO KILL HIMSELF, SON AT HIS BROTHER-IN-LAW’S HOUSE . . . He caught his wife pants down with his landlord . . . His wife then told him the child was not his son

Arron Nyamayaro A TRUCK driver drove from his base in South Africa to Chitungwiza to kill himself, and his four-month-old son, at his brother-in-law’s home.

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