MUNICH AWAITS: TEN YOUNGSTERS, ONE DREAM
Innocent Kurira, [email protected] WHITE City Stadium will become a stage for dreams today as some of Zimbabwe’s brightest young footballers battle for a chance to showcase their talent to one…
Four years for man who axed neighbourhood watch member
Danisa Masuku, [email protected] A MAN who caused chaos at a business centre in Ntabazinduna, Umguza District, and repeatedly struck a police officer with an axe, including on the head, has…
Tsholotsho crowns best farmer as El Niño threatens crops
Amos Mpofu recently in Tsholotsho HARD work, discipline and a commitment to learning have earned Tsholotsho farmer Serve Dube the district’s top farming honour. But as farmers prepare for a…
Derby drama tops EPL weekend of high stakes
A heavyweight Manchester derby, growing scrutiny on Spurs, a landmark day for Oli McBurnie and another chance for Nicolas Jackson to justify Aston Villa’s faith headline a fascinating weekend of…
Farmers welcome GMB incentive producer prices
Edgar Vhera-Specialist Writer – Agribusiness FARMERS have welcomed the incentive producer floor prices announced by the Grain Marketing Board for the 2026/27 summer cropping season as a reflection of realities…
Govt certifies new ferry for Kariba communities
Freeman Razemba-Senior Reporter GOVERNMENT has certified a privately owned ferry to restore water transport services on Lake Kariba following the August 11 tragedy that claimed 97 lives, while two more…
Priest killer driver faces culpable homicide charges
Yeukai Karengezeka-Chisepo-Herald Correspondent THE 22-year-old driver of the Honda Fit, which struck and killed Roman Catholic priest Father Regis Chikuni at the intersection of Prince Edward Road and Samora Machel…
Pirate taxi driver fondles 14-yr-old, gets community service
Getrude Manyande, [email protected] A 20-year-old Bulawayo pirate taxi driver who fondled and kissed a 14-year-old passenger has been ordered to perform community service after being convicted of indecent assault. Julius…
Remembering the man who shaped Zim’s botanical landscape
Africa Moyo-Deputy National Editor WHEN Tom Müller arrived in Zimbabwe in the early 1960s, he was confronted with a challenge that would define much of his life’s work. The challenge…











