NetOne launches specialised Tourist SIM card

Herald Correspondent NETONE has reaffirmed its commitment to driving the nation’s digital agenda through customer-centric innovations and strategic leadership. As the organisation continues its growth trajectory, recent product enhancements and…

IS ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE A THREAT OR A BOOST FOR RADIO?

Obey Moyo Zimpapers Entertainment Correspondent RADIO has always been more than just sound on the airwaves.

ZTN PRIME HOSTS SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES SYMPOSIUM

H-Metro Reporter ZIMPAPERS’ television channel, ZTN Prime, will tomorrow host the 3rd Small and Medium Enterprises symposium in Harare.

fire brigade cracks down on ruinous city buildings

Gibson Mhaka, [email protected] THE Bulawayo Fire Brigade has launched a massive crackdown on dilapidated buildings and hazardous energy installations in the city centre, a move aimed at preventing potential disasters…

Gwanda project boosts participation of women, youths with disabilities

Sukulwenkosi Dube-Matutu, [email protected] A social inclusion programme targeting People With Disabilities (PWDs) has led to increased participation of affected women and youths from rural areas in Gwanda in community development…

IS THIS THE END OF KNOWSTICS ACADEMY AS ELITE SCHOOL’S PROPERTY IS SET FOR AUCTION?

H-Metro Reporter KNOWSTICS Academy, once a beacon of elite private education in this country, faces an uncertain future with its properties going under the hammer at an auction in Harare…

Ndiraya anchors Chicken Inn rebuild

Innocent Kurira, [email protected] CHICKEN INN have declared the appointment of Tonderai Ndiraya as a bold statement of intent ahead of the 2026 season, with club president Lifa Ncube insisting the…

HERENTALS GROUP OF SCHOOLS RECEPTIONIST CONVICTED OF DEFRAUDING EMPLOYER OF US$341

H-Metro Reporter A RECEPTONIST at Herentals Group of Colleges has been convicted of fraud after duping her employer of US$US$341.

GAMBLING DENS NOW CREEPING CLOSER TO SCHOOLS, CHURCHES

CAPE TOWN. – It used to be that licensed gambling operators and bookmakers in the Northern Cape had to be located no closer than 500m from a school or church.

Woman (27) hits man (30) with empty beer bottle, gets arrested

Dalyn Chigwizura, [email protected] A 27-year-old Bulawayo woman has appeared in court for allegedly hitting a complainant with an empty beer bottle, once on the face over a misunderstanding. Sisasenkosi Dube…